Hello /sci/ I'm a literal math pleb that dropped out of

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Hello /sci/ I'm a literal math pleb that dropped out of school when I was 16, and even before that I was usually completely lost when it came to math.

I'm currently trying to get my life on track and undo the damage that year's of neet/hikkidom have done to me, and to start I need to get a ged, and for that I need to learn math's(basic math's for starters)

I'm already familiar with Khan Academy, and for some reason Khan's voice make's me rage. (also worried about common core standards)

I'm also aware of wolfram alpha, and it's problem generator, but I'm very ware of their common core standards just like with khan academy, would that apply to all their content? or is there an option to use non common core standards?

also I'm curious about any other math problem generators or online learning resources that would help an adult get familiar with arthritic , and eventually advanced maths(advanced for someone who doesn't even know their times tables)