High School Math Made Understandable Book 3: Math 9, 10, 11, and 12

I homeschool my son with this, easy and parent friendly when it comes to helping them understand the why and how to get the numbers right

Probably not enough to help someone who is very bad at math learn this subject matter by himself or herself. Might be enough to help an average student who wanted to understand the subject a little better, or a good student with a lousy teacher. And there are some teachers who are not good at teaching math, so if your child says that the teacher is lousy, believe your child and try this book, and try working with this book with your child and maybe you will both learn enough to get your child through the class, because sometimes it is easier to figure out math if you are not doing it alone, even if you don't know quite as much as your child does. Many people find math easier when they can talk to someone.

Good book for kids

Despite the fact that it is poorly published, this is the most helpful mathematics book I've had. The concepts are explained in the most human way possible, without the hard language and complex interpretations. I personally find this feature crucial.

Book was not very useful. Very limited in information.

Good book

Like the simplest way the course was broken down to help understand the subject.

This book was not organized very wellIt says on the back cover that it covers the most important concepts and topics from grades 9, 10, 11, and 12.In the table of contents, the first chapter is Math 9 & 10. In the next chapter, it is Math 11. In the next chapter, it is Math 12. In the next chapter, it is Introductory Calculus.This book doesn’t look like any high school math book I have ever seen.If I knew it was written by a high school kid, I wouldn’t have bought it.