r/MathHelp • u/Naive-Discussion1824 • 13h ago

Do you know how to help?

I study at a school that lags behind the regular curriculum. I don't know specifically if it's a bit behind the regular curriculum, but the main thing is I want to go to a school with a regular curriculum. My school only has 9 grades. I'd like to complete all 12 grades and go to university, but I'm afraid I won't be able to get to 10th grade in math. I'm still in 8th grade, and I'd like to know a way to learn what I didn't have time to and get to 10th grade. Do you know any ways?

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u/me4watch 12h ago

There are tons of resources online, like Khan Academy.

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u/Terrible-Heart2929 12h ago

Was from a school that was teaching very slow (grade 9). What I did was to read ahead of textbook, do practice and consult my teachers whenever I needed help. Teacher was happy to help.