High School Calculus Fundamentals
Grades 9-12
Just like integration in calculus is a summation operation, your ability to pick up new calculus skills requires the sum of the skill that came before it. Every new skill builds atop a piece of math knowledge you’ve learned before, which is why Precalculus came before Calculus, and why High School Calculus Fundamentals can play such a key role in your math performance this year.
Each week an expert instructor will guide you through the key concepts that your current and upcoming lessons depend on, helping you solidify things that didn’t quite click, get practice and repetition with the most important skills for what’s next, and building your skill set for the rest of the school year and the math subjects that lie beyond it!
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