Is there a good on-line math program where dd could learn with someone else?

[dorothy]

We are having a tough time with math. She is just starting with fractions and gets really *intense* during lessons. I thought that an on-line tutorial might help. Is there such a thing? If so, how does it work and is it worth it?

Thanks.

[AngieW in Texas]

You could try aleks. It starts at 3rd grade level.

link to free trial month:
http://www.aleks.com/webform/c12

[jg_puppy]

I have not used this program. I don't know it is the type of thing you are looking for or not, but it sounded like it might be an option.

http://www.time4learning.com/

Jan

[5wolfcubs]

My 13yo 7th grader is using ALEKS this month and really enjoying the set up. I believe this is the start of her third week. I started her on Middle School Math 1 Module (or some wording like that).

She really likes being able to do it herself and seeing the pie graph fill up w/ things she's learned. She also likes being able to review her favorite topics (geometry). Occasionally, if she's not getting something, she has me come sit by her. I read the instructions out loud (so I understand them) and then she'll try another problem. I enjoy sitting w/ her and figuring out the problems in my head while she does them on scratch paper.

I'd like to try time4learning also before committing to ALEKS long-term. But I do recommend the free ALEKS month!