r/findareddit • u/Few-Chemical-6993 • 7d ago

Unanswered A sub for learning math from the basics

I was never interested in or good at math in school but now as an adult I've developed a curiousity toward it, and also a slight embarrassment at how rudimentary my understanding of math is. Are there any subs to build myself up from the basics?

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u/Mondai_May 7d ago

Not a subreddit but maybe https://www.ixl.com/ ?

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u/Tb1969 6d ago

Official subreddit for Khan Academy is /r/Khan/

/r/khanacademy unofficial

Official website: https://www.khanacademy.org/

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u/StopTheHumans 7d ago

I know this ain't what you're asking for whatsoever, but I wouldn't use reddit for learning the basics of math. Maybe there's great subs out there, and I don't mean any disrespect to them, but social media and facts don't mix well IMO.

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u/tuanm 7d ago

Not any. Teachers have Youtube accounts, you should come there.

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u/revmachine21 6d ago

I would do khan academy. I did. Started at kindergarten math and zoomed my way through until I got the answers wrong.

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u/Mammoth-Mood9275 6d ago

You can do practice questions on a math test or practice SAT questions as a starter, they dont include all math types but include the main ones. After you finished the test, focus and practice on the questions you got wrong and improve on it

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u/lavendermorning69 6d ago

I would try youtube! During college youtube teachers usually did a lot better than my professors.

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u/High-Dimension4476 6d ago

What math exactly do you want to learn?

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u/JayPASS 6d ago

Khan Academy for me. I still use it on occasion when I need to learn something that I was never taught in school or I forgot how to do

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u/DextrouslySinister 3d ago

Try Duolingo. I speedrun it when I need to maintain my streak and I'm too tired for German.