Math-Ninja

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   by Math-Ninja 3y ago

   Removing Taylor series was a tough call. It's one of my favorite calculus topics topics. Something had to give. However, those topics will still serve as prerequisite material for courses that explicitly need them.
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   by Math-Ninja 3y ago

   Hi, I'm Alex, curriculum director at Math Academy. Thanks for your comments. In response to the things you'd like us to have: "ability to skip lessons" - we plan on introducing "mini-diagnostics" sometime soon,
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   by Math-Ninja 3y ago

   Hi, I'm Alex, Curriculum Director at Math Academy. It is on our radar to allow students to "place out" of certain topics and modules if they feel ready. We'll call them "mini-diagnostics" or something similar w
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   by Math-Ninja 3y ago

   Hi, I'm Alex, curriculum director at Math Academy. As Justin mentioned, there are several criteria that we must meet in our high-school pathway that aren't needed for studying higher-level (e.g., undergraduate) math, or they can b
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   by Math-Ninja 3y ago

   My colleague informs me that, contrary to my previous message, you get charged immediately, but you get an automatic refund if you cancel within 30 days. Apologies for any confusion.
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   by Math-Ninja 3y ago

   Hi, I'm Alex, the curriculum director at Math Academy. I can completely understand the skepticism and agree that many online courses are paper thin. That's where we're different. For example, our BC Calculus course comprises
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   by Math-Ninja 3y ago

   Hi Gerard. Math Academy does not charge your card for the first 30 days. If you find it's not a good fit for then you can cancel within this period and you won't be charged. 30 days hopefully gives you enough time to determine whe