Math made so simple, students can get it themselves!
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Clear, self-explanatory examples for each type of practice problem students are asked to solve
Keys containing the fully-worked solutions to each and every practice problem
Activities build concepts one simple step at a time - no confusing leaps!
Even better: they can be used for self-remediation! The You Teach You activity sequence is so user-friendly that students can use it to get caught up in math on their own - to the point of mastery and with complete understanding! It’s the solution teachers, students, and parents everywhere have always needed!
None at all! The ground-breaking use of pre-worked examples in You Teach You makes the activities self-explanatory - for the students themselves and everyone else! Just start students on the activities and watch them go!
None whatsoever! Each You Teach You book is complete and comprehensive, and contains everything a student needs to master the skills and concepts involved. You’ll never find a less expensive or more effective way for students to learn basic math than You Teach You!
Each You Teach You lesson is self-contained and perfect for whole-group instruction - powerful whole-group instruction where students always have reliable pre-worked examples to refer to, and instant, detailed feedback to learn from. Teachers: turbo-charge your teaching with You Teach You!
Even better: You Teach You can be used for self-tutoring - inexpensive self-tutoring! Finally - a tutoring method that everyone can afford!
You Teach You enables students to master the skills and concepts that are involved in other math programs, and can dramatically improve their success with them. The activities may also be used to review background knowledge required by other programs - by the students themselves and anyone who may be assisting them.
You Teach You materials build sequentially, activity to activity and book to book, so the whole series is recommended - but if a student only needs to learn fractions, for example, Book Two: Fractions is all they need.
YES! All you need is a lined notebook for each student (we suggest grid paper which helps with alignment). Doing this makes the book a non-consumable! Of course, if you prefer using it as a workbook, you can still offer paper and pencil so that your student can do practice problems over and over.