as someone who wanted to learn math from the very basics, where should i start?

[ionic merlin]

also where can i found resource for study materials? im currently at grade 10 math but kinda struggling because back then i did not approach math seriously, recently i became interested in it but idk where to start..... i will appreciate any help, thanks

[leaden ibex]

Best free resources I would recommend is: Khan Academy

[leaden ibex]

you can either search in https://www.khanacademy.org/math
or google "khan Academy 'the topic you wanna know' " to check some maths out

[ionic merlin]

ohh ok ok thanks broddie

also @leaden ibex do you have any tips for beginers to learn math the most efficient way? like to not waste too much time and to understand things fast?

[ornate gulch]

I feel like , the best way to approach things is by not thinking of "wasting time" or being efficient and all that , when you are exploring the subject yourself, making mistakes and learning that will bring a bigger change

[ionic merlin]

i see ty

[leaden ibex]

as Daksh has precisely said, accepting having mistakes and learn from thise are important
good luck in your jorney!

and of course, if you have more specific question, you can post it in help channels or here!

[charred forge]

Khan academy

• youtube

and also

you spilled milk all over your keyboard

and some how it magically opened https://oceanofpdf.com/ (every textbook for free) and https://libgen.li/ (every book for completely free including none math books)

thank yo boy later

also I suggest you trying to find a free roadmap online so you won't get tied up doing random bs

wait a minute

made a roadmap using ai to help go from pre k to early uni level

if you learn all of these during summer break you'll basically be passing math for the rest of high school with no pain (including ap classes if your American)

https://roadmap.sh/ai/roadmap/mathematics-mastery-pre-k-to-early-university

will you ever you this shit in irl or in your job (f#ck no) but it's like lifting weights for your brain. it makes you stronger

[steady niche]

Watch Eddie Woo's videos on YouTube. They would help a lot. When I was in my last year of high school, I knew a lot of topics in math, but my concept wasn't that great and I also used to hate math. One day I came across those videos, watched 'em, those videos were so fun to watch, even though they were about math 😅 And now I'm studying data science (half of it is math)

[ionic merlin]

wow

yall are so kind

[ionic merlin]

i will and thanks for the website

[ionic merlin]

do you have a recommended channel beside the one that Auraln has already mentioned?

[ionic merlin]

thanks bro this is gonna be so useful

[ionic merlin]

will check on it

[ionic merlin]

i guess we’re somewhat relatable, ill check on his vids thanks