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    Re: Classroom vs. online plus 1x weekly instruction
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    That was my thought - that it might be nice to be in a class for a change again. Of course, the decision is not really up to me although there are always ways to make my opinion felt. DS had to do a couple of partnership project with another student for his online Algebra course and it would have been better in person than over the internet.
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    Originally Posted by Quantum2003
    The online provider is adequate rather than great and costs under a thousand for each semester. However, a teacher with at least a masters in math and decades of teaching experience through calculus and beyond tends to charge even more.

    I was curious who the provider was. We're in a (free) virtual school using k12.com and "adequate rather than great" would be a fair description.

    If you could make it work, AoPS would probably be a great choice. We are going to start supplementing with them.

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