Curriculum
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| Product | Grades | Type | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Art of Problem Solving | 5–12 | Curriculum, Books, Course | From $465 one-time |
| Beast Academy | 1–6 | Curriculum, Books, App | From $5.42/mo |
| Math Academy | 4–12 · College · Adult | App, Course | $49/mo |
| Brilliant | 5–12 · College · Adult | App, Course | From $20/mo |
| Russian School of Mathematics | K–12 | Tutoring, Course | See site |
| MATHCOUNTS | 6–8 | Activity | From $3.50/mo |
| Khan Academy | K–12 · College | App, Course | From $3.67/mo |
| Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth (CTY) | K–12 | Course, Activity | See site |
A rigorous, puzzle-rich math curriculum for ages 6–13 from Art of Problem Solving, taught through comic-style Guide books, Practice books and an online platform with videos.
Math Academy is an adaptive online math program that places each student with a diagnostic, then uses a knowledge graph and spaced review to move them through courses from 4th grade math to AP Calculus and university math.
An interactive app for math, coding, science and data, built around hands-on problems and an AI tutor named Koji.
Russian School of Mathematics (RSM) is an after-school math program for grades K–12 that teaches in small, leveled classes with a continuous curriculum inspired by elite Soviet math schools.
MATHCOUNTS is a national nonprofit math program for grades 6–8.
Free nonprofit learning site with videos, articles and mastery-based practice for K–12 math, science, ELA, social studies, computing and test prep, plus an optional $4-a-month AI tutor called Khanmigo.
Johns Hopkins University's program for advanced K–12 students.
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