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Discover Math Programs and Textbooks like never before!

Math is a subject that requires deep understanding and reasoning. At The Learning House you will find an entire inventory of the best study material related to mathematics. We have affordable products that are designed to cater to children of different capabilities. In fact, our outstanding Math textbooks and programs are a must for any curriculum. 

Topics covered from K-12! 
  1. Algebra
  2. Calculus
  3. Canadian Math
  4. Critical Thinking
  5. Geometry
  6. Logic
  7. Manipulatives
  8. Math Games
  9. Remedial Math
Apart from providing a comprehensive list of books, we are also very hands-on with the latest technologies. You can take advantage of our online repertory of video teachings, and eBooks to clear concepts that are hard to understand.

Our curriculum offers the following advantages:
Fluency, understanding, reasoning and problem solving are an important part of our mathematics content. This kind of approach has been adopted to ensure proficiency of a student in mathematical skills that develop throughout the curriculum and become more robust over a period of time for schooling. We help our students discover, 

  1. Understanding
Learners build a strong knowledge base of mathematical concepts. They are able to understand the relationship between the ‘how’ and ‘why’ of mathematics. Students are able to build such understanding by being able to interpret mathematical information in the simplest of way.

  1. Fluency
Learners start to develop skills in selecting the right procedures and carrying out procedures accurately, flexibly, appropriately and efficiently. Students are more fluent in calculating answers when they choose the right approximations and methods, when they regularly use facts and can manipulate equations and expressions for finding solutions.

  1. Problem Solving
Learners are able to develop the ability to formulate, interpret, investigate problems, and make choices more effectively. They formulate and resolve problems when they utilize mathematics to design investigations and apply different strategies to seek solutions.

  1. Reasoning
The Learning House study material helps students in increasing their capacity to reason. They become better at proving, analyzing, evaluating, inferring, explaining, generalizing and justifying. Students use their logic while deducing and justifying strategies used and the various conclusions reached.

Features And Benefits of our Math curriculum
  • Individualized Instruction
  • Bible Based Curriculum
  • Convenient and flexible schedule
  • Enroll at any time during the Year
  • Study at Your Own Pace
  • Customizable Courses
  • Affordable study material
Mathematics is a tricky subject and a lot of children lose interest due to difficult bookish language that makes it hard for them to clear their concepts. Our study material has been developed keeping this in mind. We try to make concepts as simple as possible!
For more information on our Math curriculum give us a call today!
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