Student Math Practice and Learning Sites

These sites are arranged based on what math or learning type they emphasize. There are live tutor sites, self help sites, an automatic problem solving site, a video site and a other support site that has a math glossary, calculator training, free graph paper and virtual flash cards.

Live Tutor Sites

Mathnerds (http://www.mathnerds.com)
Is a free tutor site where you can ask questions and get help with your homework. The site provides hints and directions to solve many types of math problems (not necessarily giving you the answers). You have to register for the site and you can also volunteer to tutor for the site.

Dr. Henry Fliegler (http://www.fliegler.com/mathman.htm)
This is a free tutor site that you can email math problems to and the tutors will do their best to answer the problem within 24 hours. This site is for all levels of mathematics.

Self Help Sites

Pre-Algebra

Math Oasis, Nancy Carpenter (http://staff.jccc.net/nancyc/)
This site gives animated tutorial lessons that are interactive. The site is excellent for fractions and sign numbers.

Aplusmath, Steve Chase (http://www.aplusmath.com/)
This site has practice sections and games on multiplication, division, addition, subtraction, square roots, rounding, and other arithmetic skills. This site will help you to improve your speed in solving these math problems and you can develop your own flash cards.

Gomath, Cubic Science, Inc(http://www.gomath.com/)
This is a very good site that has an automatic solutions provider. The site will give you problems to work on or you can input your own problems. This site can also help you in algebra topics and can graph and print equations.

Regents Exam Prep Center, Oswego City School District (http://regentsprep.org/regents/math/math-a.cfm)<> This is a great site for basic mathematics with good lessons and explanations. Once you go to the site click on Number and Numeration. Then you can go to the Operations section.

Beginning and Intermediate Algebra

Purple Math, Elizabeth Staple (http://www.purplemath.com/)
This is one of the best math sites for Beginning and Intermediate Algebra. The lesson sections are divided into topic areas that provide practical solution steps.

Intro to Algebra Learning Tools, Mr. Irwin (http://www.ircc.edu/portal/layout_web1.aspx?AdminEdit=False&PortalPageID=324)
This is a great site that has 11 practice modules that give you step by step explanations for solving problems. You can select the difficulty level or the difficulty level automatically adjusts. You can print practice work sheets with answers.

Interactive Algebra, Rick Veazey (http://www.veazeys.com/math/lessons.htm)
This is a site to practice problems concerning equations, inequalities, factoring and graphing. It takes you step by step through the problems giving you each step.

Geometry/Statistics

Gomath, Cubic Science, Inc (http://www.gomath.com/)
This is a very good site that has an automatic solutions provider. The site will give you problems to work on or you can input your own problems. Best site for helping in geometry problems.

AAA Math (http://www.aaamath.com/)
This site has some elementary statistics information and problems.

The World of Math on Line, Math.com (http://www.math.com/)
This site has some information on geometry and elementary statistics.

College Algebra/Trigonometry

S.O.S. Mathematics, Math Medics (http://www.sosmath.com/)
This site has a list of math topics and a description on how to solve the problems. It offers over 2500 pages of math with explanations.

Interactive Mathematics and, Ngee Ann Polytechnic College(http://www.intmath.com/)
This is a very extensive site that has a detailed explanation on how to work math problems with drawing. The site is for students and instructors with helpful downloads.

College Algebra Tutorial, Armstrong Atlantic State University (http://www.math.armstrong.edu/MathTutorial/)
This is a site dedicated to improving student learning in concepts of algebra, equations, inequalities, functions, graphs, and exponential and logarithmic functions.

Calculus/Differential Equations

S.O.S. Math (http://www.sosmath.com)
This site has explanations on how to solve calculus problems in eight different areas and differential equations in other areas with excellent examples.

Automatic Math Problem Solvers

QuickMath, Ben Langton(http://www.quickmath.com/)
This is a site that can solve your algebra, calculus and matrices problems with step-by-step solutions. The site also has products and services you can purchase but the Automatic Math Solutions calculator is free.

Video Math Topics

Morabito's Math Homepage (http://shs.smyrna.k12.de.us/users/amorabit/Videos/video.htm)
This site has videos on Pre-Algebra, Beginning Algebra, Intermediate Algebra, College Algebra, Pre-Calculus Algebra, Trigonometry, Applied Calculus, Calculus I, Elementary Statistics and Topics in Math.

Other Support Sites

Math Words, Bruce Simons (http://www.mathwords.com)
This site is an interactive math dictionary with math terms, math formulas, math pictures, diagrams and tables to improve your understanding of math.

Glossary, Alexander Bogomolny (http://www.cut-the-knot.org/glossary/atop.shtml)
This is a math glossary site that has math terms covering everything from arithmetic to calculus. It is very easy to use and also has other resources.

Graphing Calculator Help, Prentice-Hall (http://www.prenhall.com/divisions/esm/app/calc_v2/)
This site has tutorial help for the following calculators: Texas Instruments, Casio, and Sharp. (www.prenhall.com/divisions/esm/app/calc-v2/indes.html)

Region Four Educations Solutions (http://www.escweb.net/math/) This is an extensive site that offers tutorial help for the TI-83 calculator. (www.escweb.net/math/index.htm)

PDF pad, Graph Paper (http://www.pdfpad.com/graphpaper)
This is a free site that let you print a verity of types of graph paper.

Study stacks, John Wetcher (http://www.studystack.com)
This is a virtual flash card site that you can make up your own flash cards or review flash cards that have already been developed.