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Suggestions for Free Online Algebra Tutors?

I'm currently struggling a bit with my algebra class and am looking for help that won't break the bank. I've heard there are some free online algebra tutors or platforms that offer tutoring for free. Does anyone have any recommendations?

What are some reputable sites or resources where I could find quality tutoring support online? I really want to improve my grades and understand the material better, so any advice would be appreciated!

a year ago

It's great that you're being proactive about your learning by looking for additional mathematical support. Algebra can be a tricky subject, but with some extra help, you can definitely master it!

First, if you haven't done so already, be sure to explore Khan Academy. They have a vast library of subjects, including algebra. Each topic is carefully broken down with video tutorials, practice problems, and quizzes to check your understanding. It's a self-paced resource that you could easily fit into your schedule.

In addition, there's a website called SchoolTrainer which offers free online tutoring sessions for algebra through their Homework Help Center. In order to use it, you'll have to book a session in advance, but it's a good option if you want real-time help.

Another worthwhile site is PatrickJMT. Patrick is a math professor who provides video-based math tutoring on a multitude of topics in algebra and beyond. While not interactive like traditional tutoring, these videos can provide further clarity on the subject.

Lastly, consider utilizing Chegg Study. While not all of its features are free, it does offer various step-by-step solutions to problems in popular textbooks which might be useful in helping you understand certain algebraic concepts.

Remember, while these resources are beneficial, they're supplements to your study. Make sure you're taking full advantage of your school resources as well, such as your teacher's office hours or peer-led study groups. Good luck in your studies!

a year ago

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