Introduction to Algebra A

Extraordinary Live Instruction from Accomplished Faculty

Dana Paquin

Stanford PhD Budapest Semesters Invitee Stanford Math Circle Director

Brian Edwards

Northwestern PhD MOP Invitee USA Math Talent Search Director

Josh Zucker

Stanford & Berkeley MS Putnam Top 10 US Physics Team

Ashley Ahlin

UChicago PhD Westinghouse Winner MATHCOUNTS Top 3

Miles Dillon Edwards

MOP Invitee RSI Invitee Putnam Top 25

Our teachers were outstanding math students themselves, and many were winners of major math awards as well as recipients of degrees from schools like MIT, Harvard, Stanford, and Princeton. Our instructors understand from their personal experiences how to inspire and challenge eager learners, and they serve as role models for our students who aspire to similar success.

Active Learning

Students learn best by actively engaging with challenging problems. Our lessons start with thought-provoking questions, encouraging independent insights and problem-solving strategies. Instructors offer hints and guidance as needed and reinforce key concepts after problems are solved. To support diverse learning styles, we provide live classes, textbooks, videos, homework problems, and opportunities for discussion with instructors and peers.

Focus on Non-Routine, Challenging Problems

In today's world, many jobs previously requiring routine problem-solving are now handled by computers. To prepare students for the future, we focus on teaching them how to apply core principles to new, non-routine problems. This approach ensures that students develop essential skills for top-tier colleges and competitive careers, preparing them for lifelong learning rather than rote memorization.