Khan Academy

two other sites worth noting are

http://patrickjmt.com/

http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/

>>7767137

I'll look into them, thanks anon.

I think it would be better to buy a book, read it. If you don't understand something, then use Khan Academy.

>>7767129
If you need a skim of some shit quickly, it's not bad. Don't use it to review an entire subject or something, though. I see people that try to do that. You use KA to hear something taught in a different way after a lecture if you don't understand it at all, not to learn for the first time if you have the choice, IMO.

TBQH, I don't see the point other than to educate people in 3rd world countries.

Universities in first world countries have free tutoring, office hours... all of the damn students who can help you... I don't see the point of websites like KA for any university student for anything other than a last resort.

>>7767189
You should step up your reading comprehension game mate, OP mentioned that he learns Maths as a hobby so your rambling about Uni services doesn't exactly do anything.

>>7767129
https://www.purplemath.com/

These guys are really great, but it takes a bit of reading comprehension.

>>7767129
Khan academy is amazing for a refresher, as for learning it depends on you.

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>>7767194
Yes, Mr i got 800 for critical reading.

Im currently working through Precalc on KA.

You get exposure to a lot of stuff but theres not really enough variety in the questions and it doesnt do good for retention once a topic is 'mastered'.

If you are using it to learn (im using it as a refresher), id suggest doing it twice over so that you actually see how much you retain

>>7767211
An ape on valium could get an 800 on any SAT section.

>>7767129
Personally I use it as a supplement to my studies for concepts I have difficulty understanding.

Got to give it to Sal, he's extremely skilled at making difficult concepts seem simple as hell

Is it good for first time learning of high school mathematics?

>>7767276
Ok Mr. MIT Grad

>>7767129
If you can teach yourself math why not enrol in a community college?
You could start working toward a degree and if you do well other people will pay for it.

>>7767820
Khan Academy helped me not fail out of high school. So yes. I should stress that it is merely supplemental; you can't get the same education with just some youtube videos and simple questions.

>>7768027
How would I go about self-learning high school maths?

>>7767129
Very reliable, it helped me pass a few of my harder classes.

You don't really know if you learned the material until you test yourself on it though, so I wouldn't say it's a stand-alone teaching tool. You won't master all the subjects just by watching the lessons.