First, a little background. As we worked our way through various math classes throughout the years, we often became confused or lost. Instead of deciding that it might have something to do with all the sleeping and talking we did during class, the teaching style, the pace of the class, or something like that, we figured that it was probably because we were just morons. So for those of you who are "morons like us," here's a site that will help you understand math concepts better.
This site will hopefully clarify some of those confusing math concepts. You know -- the ones that have been waking you up in the middle of the night for so long!
Message Board
We have often found that many problems can be solved by simply asking someone else for some quick help, so we've
included a Message Board on the site where you can go communicate with others.
And for all the students out there who are suffering though calculus, we've set up a separate
Calculus Message Board for calculus students only. Don't you feel
special?
Formula Database
Have you ever needed to use a formula or equation, but couldn't quite
remember it? Now you can use our Formula Database. Commonly
used formulas have already been added to the database. You can
search the database as well as add new equations to the collection. Take
a look! And add your favorite equation -- we know you have one . . .
Quizzes
This page provides easy access to our JavaScript and text-only quizzes. That
way, if you want the quiz but don't want to wade through the lessons, you don't have to.
Math Links
There are a lot of great math sites on the Internet. This page has links to some of our favorites.
Educators
Teachers and educators are welcome to visit this section. Anyone else is forbidden! :-)
Feedback
Do you feel an intense need to send some feedback to the "morons" who created this
site? Here's your chance!
Credits
If you really care, you can look at all of our credits and acknowledgments.
Site Map
Our web site. Mapped out. It's that simple. Really.
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