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Any homeschool student using John Saxon’s homeschool math textbooks who successfully completes Algebra 1, (2nd or 3rd editions), Algebra 2, (2nd or 3rd editions), and at least the first sixty lessons of the Advanced Mathematics (2nd edition) textbook, has covered the same material found in any high school Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and Geometry ...
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Using the “Warm-Up” box at the beginning of each lesson in the Saxon Math 54 through Math 87 textbooks can become quite frustrating to students who do not have the advantage of a seasoned classroom math teacher gently guiding them in the direction of the correct solution for the problem of the day – knowing that problem might come from a ...
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First off—let me start by saying that I have usedSaxon Math for years…I probably own every level from Kindergarten through Algebra 2. I loved it, love it, never thought I would change and use something different–totally LOYAL (as loyal as someone can be to math curriculum)! It was my constant, no-brainer curriculum decision every year. I have some ...
But, this year I got a wild hair to try Teaching Textbooks Pre-Algebra with my eighth grader. Over the summer, there was a real debate raging over math curriculum in one of my Facebook groups—some things those moms were saying started resonating with me. Like “My kids don’t cry during math anymore,” and “I have more free time,” and “Now, math is he...
So we just finished up our first quarter of the school year, and my daughter (Audrey) is really happy with the switch to Teaching Textbooks. I’m thrilled because she is gaining confidence, working independently, and I’m able to easily monitor her progress and assess her understanding. Those moms on Facebook were definitely onto something—no tears (...
Audrey has never loved math, and over the years I think the set-up of Saxon overwhelmed her. Saxon presents large concepts in little chunks (which I personally think is genius). Kids learn a skill, practice it, and then do about 30 problems reviewing all the skills and concepts they’ve learned up to that point. Unlike a traditional text, there are ...
Umm…well for starters, I’m not teaching Pre-Algebra anymore! Don’t get me wrong—I’m listening very closely to Audrey’s lessons while folding clothes, doing dishes, making lunch, and changing diapers. (Teaching Textbooks has great sound effects, and I know right away if she is getting it or not. I probably run to rescue and “teach,” her again way to...
I still loveSaxon Math—and definitely plan on using it with my littles (at least in the primary years). But my middle schooler was ready for a change—and now she’s thriving. That’s the beauty of homeschooling—we can make adjustments and meet the needs of our individual children. And we can choose curriculum that fits the needs of our families—we al...
Mar 10, 2022 · You can find a link to purchase books here–full disclosure, it is an affiliate link that supports me in helping Saxon math families. Getting Started With Saxon: Trying it Out. Time to crack the books! If you’re on this site, you know that I offer video lessons for students using Saxon math, from Saxon 3 through Advanced Math.
For the first time ever – online video courses that provide real classroom instruction by an experienced Saxon math teacher. The instructor has taught using John Saxon’s math books for more than a dozen years. While this online series was designed to augment and enhance John Saxon’s upper level math textbooks, these lessons can also be ...
NOTE: Any of the three formats described above can be used on a PC or Mac computer or on a Smart TV with a USB connection and/or a DVD player. While the Video Teaching Series was created to augment and enhance John Saxon's upper level math textbooks, they can also be used with other math textboo ks as well.
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There is no doubt in my mind that the courses in John Saxon's high school math curriculum that qualify for honors courses are the Saxon Algebra 2 (only the 2 nd or 3 rd Ed), Saxon Advanced Mathematics (2nd Ed. – whether taught in a single year or in three or four semesters) and the Saxon Calculus textbook (1 st or 2 nd Ed). Let me briefly ...
