Learn Algebra from START to FINISH

In this video I will show you how you can learn algebra from the very beginner level to advanced level. I will show you a few books that are awesome for beginners, as well as good intermediate level books and even super advanced algebra books. I hope you enjoy this video:)

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[CraftyCuriosity]

I am 53 years old and I just found your channel. It has been my life long dream to learn math. I am going to follow your advice. Thank you

[suic]

You're right about "math muscle memory". I've come back to math recently after not doing math for more 15 years. I'm still surprised, how much I remember from the math I learned at high school.

[pamdistasio]

63 year old here. I can attest to the Forgotten Algebra book - I'm about half way done with it. I have the Big Fat Geometry Notebook that I'm going to move on to next. Then I have Blitzer's Algebra and Trigonometry do to, and that should bring me up to where I left off in high school. Didn't go to college so from here on everything will be new to me. No books planned out yet, but my next step plans are to then do a Proofs book and then Calculus. My goal is to learn enough to start studying Physics in two years, although I am planning, during my current math studies, to read through the Feynman Lectures because supposedly they were designed for minimal math knowledge. Never took physics in high school and I hope these will give me a good starting general background.

[redbk]

I recommend "Intermediate Algebra" by R. Rusczyk and M. Crawford. It is the final book in a series of algebra books focused on teaching the reader algebraic techniques to solving problems. This book is super useful to read through for anyone getting into mathematics, as it teaches essential problem solving techniques that are not often taught in actual university math courses. Even as a second year in mathematics student i learned so much new math from this book.

[nithinkrishnan]

I just started with Arithmetics... what a great time to watch your video ❤

[numpycpandas]

I actually started reading Algebra and Trig by sullivan as you recommended in previous videos. Looking at this video it's a relief to know that I do not need to read pre-calculus book. I thought that course content in algebra and trig and precalculus is going to be different. But now i am pretty happy that i can move straight on to calculus after i finish the sullivan book. I actually took inspration from you videos and started dong maths. Thank you.

[ryanarchuleta]

I'm about 200 pages into the "Big Fat Notebook" and it has been a ton of help. I went to college for business several years ago and the highest math I completed was precalculus. I forgot so much of the fundamental math required to ever learn "higher level" math like Calculus and I'd like to go back to basics and work up to maybe finally take Calculus some day. Literally just for my own satisfaction of knowing I am capable.

[jenshoffmann]

To me having a whiteboard at home and doing all my math stuff on that whiteboard makes a huge difference. It's so easy then to step back or sit down somewhere and think about what I've done so far, having everything I've written present in the whole room.

[kevin_heslip]

Exactly what I needed. This is quickly becoming one of my favorite channels.

[whitb]

I'm about to take calculus in the fall to finish my BS in biology. I bought the Blitzer College Algebra Essentials recently to help me review. I couldn't be happier with the book. Even though I did very well in college algebra and precal, it has made me understand the math in a much deeper way, not just learning where to plug things in. Thanks for all the videos, recommendations, and enthusiasm about math! It has really helped me developed a deep interest for the subject outside of classes.

[daniellindner]

I remember learning algebra and trig^^ a really good time, I learned so much and it finally got things going for me in math^^

[maptuffs]

i went through the essential pre algebra book by chris mcCullen you recommended in this video and last vids. i must say it has made me much more better at maths, i loved the style of getting a short explanation on what the problems are and an example on how to solve it with a handful of questions to practice. it made it feel like a game, my brain works well in settings like this. I wish i had something like this back in school

[kagbox]

I visited India a few months back, and inspired by your videos I picked up a copy of Bernard/Child. I remember flipping thru the pages of the book some twenty years ago and recall it being far out of my comfort zone

[Bag_of_wellness]

Hey after a long time I just clicked the right video, I teach on preply I am a scholar but I needed reference to teach my US students . Thank you so much this was exactly what I needed .

[SteveRuprecht]

I worked through a 90s edition of Larson College Algebra and that had matrices... And sums, probability, and plenty of geometry applications! Didn't care for Larson's Calculus but the old college algebra was great.

[FlatEarthMath]

Blitzer is such an excellent author. So many modern math textbooks are written by committee, but his books have his fingerprints all over it! 😎

[alanguages]

Big Fat Notebook Pre-Algebra and Algebra 1 have a corresponding workbook recently released.
Another positive note is Algebra 2 and it's workbook is currently in production. I think it will be released within the next three years.
While Trigonometry/ Pre- Calculus, Calculus, and Physics are being discussed. (Not set yet.)

[mannykhan]

Its not that those higher Algebra books are challenging, its just that the word "challenging" is now used to define more elementary books on Algebra thanks to policies like "no child left behind". I'm almost 50 and I can tell you that those higher Algebra books were actually taught in Canadian colleges and universities a long time ago. But ask a kid the definition of a binomial theorem and they'd be lost.

[HypatiaK]

A lot of paper comes into my mailbox that is printed on one side. If it doesn’t need to be filed, I drop it in a box and it provides an endless supply for math practice.

[daarkon]

I have one of those books. Thanks for uploading consistently, it reminds me that I need to get some maths done before I knack off.