Pretty good
It isn't flawless, but it's very good. I don't think it deserves 5 stars because there are a few bugs. But besides of that, I see no problems! (No pun intended) So yeah, the questions are challenging, you can choose a background, and you can check your grades! And one thing that I really like is if we're going on vacation, I can just pause it so I don't waste any days. I highly recommend it if your looking for something consistent. 4 stars
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I hate the sound
Every time you go to watch another video the sound is always on. The quotes at the end of the lesson aren’t encouraging. Hints barely give actual hints ( the hints don’t help ). The lesson problems are always a random number, EXAMPLE: one day I have 21 problems, the other I have 25 problems. STICK TO ONE NUMBER!!!!!!
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It’s…
Ok, I would like to start off by saying this app is definitely thorough by constantly reviewing old stuff while keeping up with new lessons, most of the time TT explains the lesson very well, but on occasion they do not give you same “work” as he taught in the lecture. I only have two complaints about this math course, #1
The downloads… i find it very inconvenient to have to redownload my lessons that I have already completed just to look back at old problems. #2 when first starting Algebra 1 he gives a very good explanation of how to do the problem, however I have found that later in the course he gets a little.. I wouldn’t say lazy but a little lax on the solution to the problems that I didn’t do correctly. While other times the video might be 5 or so minutes long explaining something that could’ve been explained in just a minute or two
In that case I would say they’re very thorough, but not in the right places. I would recommend this math course to people who are just starting algebra 1 and need someone to walk you through each step.
The downloads… i find it very inconvenient to have to redownload my lessons that I have already completed just to look back at old problems. #2 when first starting Algebra 1 he gives a very good explanation of how to do the problem, however I have found that later in the course he gets a little.. I wouldn’t say lazy but a little lax on the solution to the problems that I didn’t do correctly. While other times the video might be 5 or so minutes long explaining something that could’ve been explained in just a minute or two
In that case I would say they’re very thorough, but not in the right places. I would recommend this math course to people who are just starting algebra 1 and need someone to walk you through each step.
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Teaching Textbooks: Algebra 1
Good morning, evening, or afternoon,
Teaching Textbooks was introduced to me by a friend— I am currently a Junior in Highschool, however home schooled. Your textbooks have helped me in many ways, and I really do appreciate your work, however I would like to point out that I would be grateful if the scratchpad had a far better eraser, as it often glitches.
Unfortunately, as you can tell when I pointed out I am a Junior doing home schooling, I am very far behind in math than the average public schooler. I understand that what I am about to say may seem like oversharing, but I feel as though it would be better to express to help you understand my situation . . . But, I have really bad ADHD and I struggle to concentrate during these lessons. It is harder since I cannot fully grasp what is being taught. I feel, personally, that if perhaps the lectures were longer and more in depth, one might be able to grasp the concepts thrown at them.
I appreciate what you do and are doing and thank you for (possibly) considering what I have said.
Thanks,
a Teaching Textbooks user
Teaching Textbooks was introduced to me by a friend— I am currently a Junior in Highschool, however home schooled. Your textbooks have helped me in many ways, and I really do appreciate your work, however I would like to point out that I would be grateful if the scratchpad had a far better eraser, as it often glitches.
Unfortunately, as you can tell when I pointed out I am a Junior doing home schooling, I am very far behind in math than the average public schooler. I understand that what I am about to say may seem like oversharing, but I feel as though it would be better to express to help you understand my situation . . . But, I have really bad ADHD and I struggle to concentrate during these lessons. It is harder since I cannot fully grasp what is being taught. I feel, personally, that if perhaps the lectures were longer and more in depth, one might be able to grasp the concepts thrown at them.
I appreciate what you do and are doing and thank you for (possibly) considering what I have said.
Thanks,
a Teaching Textbooks user
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Sound
You can not turn off the sound which I find slightly annoying.
