Math help & guidance

Advanced Functions is the Grade 12 course most Ontario students underestimate. Here is what it really demands and how to stay ahead of it.

Calculus and Vectors is two demanding courses bolted together. A clear look at the two halves and how to keep both from overwhelming your student.

Data Management is often treated as the easy Grade 12 math. It is also a genuine introduction to statistics, and it trips up more students than they expect.

Math 30-1 ends in a diploma exam worth 30% of the final mark. What the exam looks like, what it weights, and how to prepare without panic.

Math 31 is Alberta's high school calculus course, and there is no diploma exam. Here is why it matters and how to get the most out of it.

Pre-Calculus 12 is the gateway to university math in BC. What the course covers, why it matters for admission, and how to stay on track.

The Numeracy Assessment is unlike a normal math test. It rewards reasoning over memorised procedures, and that catches strong students off guard.

Calculus I is the first-semester course that shakes a lot of CEGEP science students. What 201-NYA-05 covers and how to get through it.

The Euclid Contest can strengthen a Waterloo math or engineering application. A grounded look at what it is and how to prepare well.

Before the Euclid, there are the Pascal, Cayley, and Fermat contests. A look at what they are and how younger students can prepare.

AB and BC are not just easy and hard versions of the same course. A clear comparison and how to prepare for the exam that follows.

The two IB math routes suit very different students. A plain explanation of AA and AI, and how to know which fits.