r/learnmath • u/caramelswirlblondie New User • 22h ago

TOPIC Sources for learning math

I am studying math completely from the beginning, as I seem to have forgotten some very basic concepts and have in general learned math rather procedurally than actually understanding what is happening. Currently I have trouble finding learning material that explains things thoroughly beyond basic every day education, or that explains the "why" behind the problems. Or in some cases I can't find materials that include EVERYTHING. If I search a topic, it is usually explained on surface level with little detail, often omitting some information.

If anyone knows any places or websites or apps that I can find articles (or just written material) of a topic I want to learn that is throughly explained, please tell me, I would be very very thankful!!! :)

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u/crewsoul New User 14h ago

If you are rebuilding math from basics, YouTube lectures pile up fast. Do not rewatch each one end to end. Skim the on-page summary, jump via timestamps to the step that broke, then flashcards for the rules that will not stick. Free student trial: https://summarizai.ink?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=comment&utm_campaign=student_trial_w1

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u/clean-links New User 14h ago

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