A New Twist on Saxon Math
Remember to always have your CHILD view the sample lesson. Teenagers are annoyed by the strangest things sometimes. You don't want their aversion to a particular program to affect their ability to learn. Have the video tutorial match the student's learning needs, not your own.
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