Math for all grades.com


Welcome to our website Math-for-all-grades.com


Who is math-for-all-grades for?

As the name suggests, math-for-all-grades is for all earnest Math learners.


For School, College, Adult Learners and Parents:

    • School students – elementary, middle and high will find all of their math subjects and lessons discussed in detail.
    • Adult learners, who wish to resume math learning after a long hiatus.
    • College students who are required to prove successful completion of any of major math subjects such as: Trigonometry, Algebra, Calculus or any of other major math subjects.
    • Parents especially moms scouting useful and helpful math websites will find comprehensive math material to help their kids learn math easily.


To prepare for Standardized Tests:

    • Students who take various standardized tests such as SAT, GRE, GMAT, PCAT and other MBA and MCA tests in which Math is one important skill tested will find in math-for-all-grades relevant and useful math material on math subjects such as Algebra, Coordinate Geometry, Probability, Statistics, Permutations and Combinations that are pet subjects for testing in these standardized tests.


For Math Teachers, Colleges, Institutes and Universities.

    • Math Teachers and Departments who wish to suggest their math students useful math websites


What math subjects and math lessons are taken up in Math-for-all-grades?

    • Over time, Math-for-all-grades will take up all major math subjects:
    Algebra, Arithmetic, Coordinate Geometry, Trigonometry, Statistics, probability, Matrices, Vectors and other usual school and college math subjects.

    • Under each major math subject, all the usual math lessons are explained and discussed in detail to enable every math student find complete and reliably accurate information at one site.

    So far, math-for-all-grades has built pages on important math subjects such as Basic Algebra including Polynomials, Algebraic Expressions, Factoring,Binomial Theorem, Logarithms, Permutations and Combinations.


How will math-for-all-grades explain the math subjects and math lessons? OR

What is the method of discussing the math subjects and lessons?

    • A coherent practical anecdote is presented to kindle interest and effortlessly lead the student into the actual topic.

Header-Links and a Terse Recap of all Math Concepts

    • Links of the all of the math lessons under each major math topic are provided to take the student directly to the web page dealing with the lesson on clicking.

    For example, under basic algebra > factorization, links of all major types of factorization are displayed, on clicking which, the student will be taken to the web page explaining the related lesson, say factoring trinomial perfect squares.

    • A terse overview of all the math concepts in every math lesson is provided for two reasons

    • One, to give a bird’s overview of what all concepts in the particular topic are up for discussion.

    • Another, more important, to serve a ready and quick recap of what all salient concepts under the specific math lesson are covered.

Huge Number of Examples and Problems are solved

    • To enable students grasp concepts and apply them to solve problems in the math lesson concerned, numerous examples of varying difficulty levels are solved in clear and detailed steps.

    math-for-all-grades believes the key to mastery over math is to solve tens and scores of problems.

One Picture is worth a Thousand Words

    • Wherever possible, appropriate images are included to illustrate the otherwise abstruse and uninteresting method of reading text – a necessary and indispensable mode of learning math.

Solve huge number of problems

    • At the end of each math lesson, again several problems of varying difficulty levels are solved on all the math concepts learnt. This enables the student to keep moving among the pages on solved problems and the relevant web pages containing the relevant and necessary basics.This drives efforts worth the salt.


Resources to Add Value to your Math Learning

    • On the Navigation bar of the Home page of math-for-all-grades,
    there are very useful buttons displayed under the Title: Math related. It contains:

o Math Glossary:

    This gives a succinct definition of all important math terms and concepts in each math lesson.
    The math glossary is exhibited topic wise. Alphabetical arrangement is also due for construction.

o Math worksheets:

    Currently under construction though, this button math worksheets aims at providing abundant worksheets for students to apply the math concepts and make their learning spontaneous and accurate.

o Math Proofs:

    Proofs of important theorems in every math lesson are planned for inclusion subsequent to completion of discussion of all the major math subjects: Algebra, Arithmetic, Trigonometry,Coordinate Geometry, Probability, Statistics, Vectors and other major math subjects.

o Math Formulas:

    Students can extract immense value from Math formulas. Math formulas will be arranged Subject-Wise. Math formulas on Algebra, Arithmetic, Trigonometry, Coordinate Geometry, Probability, Statistics, and Vectors will be presented for ready recap of the numerous important formulas in all math lessons in each math subject.

o Math videos:

    Countless videos are planned for inclusion in math-for-all-grades.
    The Math videos will simplify reading text. The math videos will teach the math concepts in easy and lucid style.
    The monotonocity in reading text will be minimized though not removed entirely,as reading math text is always an indispensable part of math learning.

o Word Problems

    In my website math-for-all-grades word problems will occupy immense importance.
    Huge number of word problems on all math topics will be solved.




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