Practice Problems for ALL math levels
Khan Academy has two main resources which are amazingly
extensive. This link provides access to
problems of all levels of math concepts by topic.
There are TWO ways to search:
1)
There is a scroll
down list on the left of the screen that you can use to find any concept
you are looking for. Be sure to click “show
all” at the bottom of the list to have full access. Once you find the concept click on the name
and you will be directed to the first practice problem.
2)
A concept map is located on the right of the
screen and can be used just like Google Maps.
To search for the main idea click the screen and move it up or
down. As the map moves “south” the math topics
becomes more advanced. Once you find the
“main idea” you need, then scroll in and out using the zoom scale on the left. Zooming in will reveal more specific
categories within a context. For
example: Functions is visible from the main screen, once you zoom in, topics
such as domain and range of a function are suddenly visible as well.
Be sure to check in advance because these practice problems
are not super simple. I’m incredibly
impressed by this format. It’s thorough
and well organized!
The available concepts range from “Telling time” (early
elementary) to Calculus (High School Seniors).
There is also a statistics and probability section that goes beyond
basic pre-algebra concepts.
Example/Tutorial Videos
Khan Academy also has an extensive list of video
tutorials. The videos are broken up into
specific steps so that you can search for a particular example of a type of
question. This can be helpful for a
TEACHER wanting to demonstrate a specific process using additional perspective,
or a STUDENT who needs a refresher on how to solve a homework problem.
The videos may be searched by course subject under “Math”
and then by topic within each course.
As with anything, some videos are better than others and are
a better use of classroom time than others.
*Disclaimer: I am learning how to add pictures into the blog. Please don't judge the screen shots.
I WILL get better at adding them in the future!
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