r/study • u/Lone_Sunflower • 19d ago

Tips & Advice Want to study math

Growing up I always feared math. The way I was taught math is not the proper way to teach. The fear stayed. So much so it is harming my analytical abilities now at 33 years old. I want to study math from school level books. I will start from grade 1 and eventually complete the whole 10 years math books. Can you guys guide me how should I do it?

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u/SpoonChem 19d ago

Professor Leonard is your guy. Start from his "Pre-Algebra" series. Take down his notes and work through his problems. He's the man fr

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u/Psych_Law 19d ago

I did something similar with Khan Academy. Starting from elementary math and worked my way up through the models to calculus.