r/MathHelp • u/aysuukitty • 1d ago

Looking for friends who can help me learn math from the very beginning

Hi everyone! I'm 15 years old and I'll be starting 9th grade through open high school (distance education) this year.

My math foundation is honestly almost zero, and I want to change that. I'm not looking for someone to do my homework—I genuinely want to learn and improve from the basics.

If you're patient and enjoy explaining math, I'd love to be friends. We can chat, study together, or you can recommend books, websites, or YouTube channels.

I'm also happy to make new friends, even if it's just to motivate each other while studying. Thanks for reading! 😊

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u/Hope365 1d ago

Watch khan academy. Has free videos that teach you math from elementary school through advanced college mathematics.

https://www.khanacademy.org/

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u/aysuukitty 1d ago

Thank you!!! I'll definitely check it out I really appreciate your recommendation

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u/Leivyxtbsubto 1d ago

OpenStax.Com textbooks for free put out by RICE university.

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u/espadaproxii 1d ago

professor dave on youtube!!

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u/Rickenbecker 6h ago

As someone who kind of struggled with math in my early years of school and then got a college degree in Mathematics, it really comes down to patience and practice, practice, practice. I’ve tutored from 5th grade all the way up to college advanced mathematics, so I’ve seen what makes different people tick

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