Axiom Instituteof Mathematics
Math that finally makes sense.
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Before you sign up
Try one of ours.
A real question from the Algebra 1 bank, at the level a student meets it. Answer it and you get the same worked solution they would.
Algebra 1 · Linear Inequalities
One- and two-step inequalities
A parking garage charges $4 for the first hour plus $2 for each additional hour. Which inequality shows the number of additional hours h a driver can use if they have at most $16 to spend?
Pick one. No account needed, and the working is shown either way.
How it works
It decides what you practice, so you don’t have to.
Learn it, then prove it
Every topic has a lesson, its own practice, and a graded check you have to pass. Nothing is marked done because you read it.
Practice aimed at you
Sets are built from the questions you personally keep getting wrong, drawn from anywhere in the course, not the same worksheet everyone gets.
It comes back before you lose it
Passed topics return days, then weeks, then months apart. What you learned in September is still there in May, which is the whole point.
What’s inside
The whole course, not a sample of it.
This is the live curriculum, read from the site as it stands today. Nothing is locked. A student arriving mid-year starts wherever they actually are.
Algebra 1
10 units · 48 topics · 2,426 questions
- 1Foundations of Algebra4
- 2Solving Linear Equations5
- 3Linear Inequalities3
- 4Relations and Functions4
- 5Linear Functions and Graphing6
- 6Systems of Equations and Inequalities5
- 7Exponents and Exponential Functions5
- 8Polynomials and Factoring6
- 9Quadratic Functions and Equations6
- 10Radicals and Data Analysis4
Every topic has a written lesson, its own practice set and a graded mastery check. Every unit ends in a test.
Algebra 2
10 units · 49 topics · 2,460 questions
- 1Linear Functions and Systems4
- 2Quadratic Functions5
- 3Quadratic Equations and Complex Numbers5
- 4Polynomial Functions6
- 5Radical Functions and Rational Exponents5
- 6Exponential and Logarithmic Functions6
- 7Rational Functions5
- 8Sequences and Series4
- 9Trigonometric Functions5
- 10Data Analysis and Probability4
Every topic has a written lesson, its own practice set and a graded mastery check. Every unit ends in a test.
For parents
You see whether it’s working.
A parent account links to your child’s with a code they generate. It costs nothing and you can set it up before they have done a thing.
The parent view
Example, not a real student
Questions this week
52
goal was 50
Answered correctly
86%
up 7 points
Days worked
4
of 7
Tap a week for its exact figure.
Eight weeks of graded work. Tap any week for its exact figure.
Topic by topic
- Solving multi-step equationsA
- Graphing linear functionsB+
- Systems by substitutionC-
- Factoring trinomialsD-
You see how much was practiced, how it went, and which topics are holding the grade down, plus a short summary by email each Sunday. You never see the questions themselves or what your child typed, because a student who thinks every answer is read starts answering for the audience.
Who is teaching
The people behind it
Stephen
Founder · Texas
Hi, I’m Stephen. I’ve tutored math for more than 10 years. Over that time, I’ve completed more than 10,000 tutoring hours and earned over 650 five star ratings.
I studied theoretical mathematics and psychology at The Ohio State University and Excelsior University. I’ve also taught Honors IGCSE/IB math and worked as a college math teaching assistant and instructor.
I tutor Algebra, Geometry, Precalculus, Calculus AB/BC, Statistics, and SAT/ACT Math. I focus on understanding, not memorizing steps, so students can confidently solve new problems on their own.
Parth
Co-founder · Washington
Hi, I’m Parth Mehrotra, a senior at Eastlake High School. I provide one-on-one online tutoring in SAT Math, algebra, college algebra, and AP Calculus AB. My goal is to help students understand why a method works instead of simply memorizing steps.
In each session, I focus on finding the specific point where a student is getting stuck. I then explain the concept in a way that connects with their current understanding, use targeted examples to build the skill, and adjust the practice based on their coursework and goals. Most importantly, I want students to leave each session knowing how to approach similar problems independently.
I earned a 1510 SAT superscore, including a 770 in Math and a 740 in Reading and Writing, and scored a 4 on the AP Calculus AB exam. Since I am a student myself, I understand how frustrating it can be when a topic does not immediately click, and I bring that perspective into every lesson.
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