Developing Stronger
Math Foundations and
Organized Learning Skills

Before we talk about this transformative course, let's talk about the student it's really for:

You are interested in quantitative subjects, whether traditional STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) or the mathematical side of other fields like social sciences and business, and want to be a great student and math student.

• You enjoy science or engineering, and get slowed down by the math, and you want a strong math foundation to support your interests while also more effectively learning your field.
• You used to be great at math, and with more advanced classes the material became more difficult. You want to get back to your level of excellence, and realize that new approaches are needed to get you there.
• You got by in math class in the past, and know this is going to catch up to you before long. This is especially true as parts of perhaps two school years were affected by pandemic lockdowns.

You're in the right place, now let's talk about how Foundations will transform your connection with quantitative academics.

By the end of this course:

• Move away from the feeling of "I don't know what I do know" to having a sense of how the material being studied is structured and connected.
• When learning a new topic in math class, see how to generalize the examples and understand the underlying derivations.
• When assigned several similar homework questions, solve for a general equation to answer them.

• When seeing a complex problem, be able to deconstruct it into simpler, familiar components.
• Use both the class and the textbook to learn material more effectively and efficiently.
• For a test, be able to summarize the material into a coherent set of notes.  Then at the end of the class, use those notes to efficiently prepare for a final exam.

Schedule

Typically, this course would be paced over around 6 weeks. Because students have different schedules and needs during December and January, the course will be released over 3 weeks, on Dec 20-27, 2021, and Jan 3, 2022.

• Video lectures covering the material in the course outline.
• Students can submit questions and a weekly "Recitation" video will be produced answering a selection.  These will continue through Feb 18, 2022.
• Study guides will be provided.

Bonuses

• Podcast with each lesson, a synopsis of the lesson for the "parent".
• Full access to the next iteration of this course.
• A Founding Member Discount of 20% for all subsequent courses.

Guarantee:

1. Refunds must be requested by Jan 2, 2022.
2. Three exercises of derivations must be completed, showing that some of the work was done in good faith.

With those two requirements satisfied, a full refund will be granted.

Schedule

Typically, this course would be paced over around 6 weeks. Because students have different schedules and needs during December and January, the course will be released over 3 weeks, on Dec 20-27, 2021, and Jan 3, 2022.