Free shipping on orders of $150 or more

Well-Trained Mind Press Logo

Homeschooling Help

Online Math Courses

Picture of Well-Trained Mind Press Staff
Well-Trained Mind Press Staff
Share
Share
Share

The Well-Trained Mind Academy offers a variety of courses in Math. Our small class sizes allow for plenty of interaction with instructors and other students, and our experienced instructors combine passion for their subjects with classical rigor.

Recommended Products

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Well-Trained Mind Press Staff

Carefully curated articles by the staff at Well-Trained Mind Press.
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER

Join over 100,000 homeschooling families

For the latest offers, educational insights, products and more.

By joining you agree to our privacy policy.

Discussion

2 thoughts on “Online Math Courses”

Leave a Comment

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

More Resources

Help! My Homeschool Student Hates Math.
Does your student hate math time? There is no need to push your student to anger or tears. These five questions can help you determine the roots of your student's ...
Taking Notes When You Can’t or Shouldn’t Mark Up a Book
If you need to take notes but cannot mark-up your book, we've got tips & tricks for you.
Help! My Homeschool Student Hates Writing.
These four questions will help you identify why your student hates wnd resolve their frustrations.
Five Reasons to Read Poetry to Your Kids
Here are the top five reasons to read poetry to, and with, your children. 1. Poems can communicate in ways that prose cannot. Edgar Allan
The Great Books: History as Literature – Handout
Copyright 2000 by the author.  Please do not reproduce. Some of this material is adapted from The Well-Trained Mind: A Guide to Classical Education at
How to Teach Your Wiggly Preschooler Math
Preschoolers are a ton of fun. They’re energetic, curious, and immensely proud of their new skills and abilities. But their short attention spans and high
Teach Your Young Reader how to Choose Books
How to Use Home Library Organization to Build Vital Literacy Skills A woman walks into a bookstore. She’s in the mood for an escape through
Five Events That Began the Renaissance (or Ended the Middle Ages)
The Middle Ages (the favorite historical period of 9 out of 10 young history students!) is generally thought to occupy the years between the collapse
Bias, Compromise, and Teaching History to Children
In the fall of 2005, history professor Larry Schweikart was on the book-promotion circuit, talking up his “unbiased” history of America, A Patriot’s History of
Five Logic-Stage Teaching Tips for History
Teaching logic-stage students history can be a challenge. You want to encourage students to own their history studies, rather than simply following your lead. How
Previous
Next