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    #48917 06/07/09 04:25 AM
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    We are after-schooling DD11 in math (total lack of challenge at school). She is finishing Algebra 1 and will soon be moving on to Geometry.

    Anyone have a suggestion for a textbook that was worthwhile?

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    I hear great things about Harold Jacobs' Geometry text:

    http://www.lamppostpublishing.com/mathharoldjacobs.htm

    That is what we plan to use in a couple of years.

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    Art of Problem Solving has a very challenging Introduction to Geometry book that worked well for DS12. Their Introduction to Algebra is excellent too. Not a bad idea to get that and see how well she understands algebra. It goes through Algebra 2.

    See their web site for information.

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    Did you try Khan academy?

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    I've tutored from Jacobs and it is good. We're using Singapore math books, which I prefer myself, but they might be hard to "jump into" at that level, especially since they mix Algebra and Geometry instead of separating them into their own books.


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