Algebra can be one of the most difficult subjects to comprehend - - especially for visual learners. Most of the time it is taught both sequentially and two dimensionally, which can make it especially difficult for anyone with a visual or spatial learning style.
But for those who struggle with algebraic concepts, often all it takes to create success is to add an interactive element to the instruction. This can be in the form of manipulatives, videos, or animations. However, purchasing materials like these can quickly add up to a lot of money. So what is the answer?
Time4Learning offers an online algebra course that is fully interactive, with all manipulatives, lessons, guided explorations, and tools are all included in the multimedia curriculum. The following are just a few of the tools and features of the Time4Learning interactive algebra course: 
- Real-time assessment, with pre and post testing
- Voiced screen reading capabilities
- Online math tools including an algebra balance, algebra tiles, equation writer, and graphing tool
- Printable worksheets for offline practice
- Animated and interactive lessons
If your child is struggling to learn algebra the traditional way, or you know that your son or daughter learns best via multimedia paths, then click here to find out more about Time4Learning’s online algebra course. This course can be used as a standalone curriculum, or as a supplement to a traditional school course. It can also be used as a summer brush-up or remediation program. Sign up today!
Posted under Online Learning, algebra course, homeschool curriculum, learning disability, online math curriculum
This post was written by Kerry on April 30, 2009
