Nathanael Dean J

Geometry, both in its synthetic and analytic flavors, contains some of the easiest and yet most of the hardest parts of the test. In this series, we will learn about a plethora of common and uncommon laws on geometry and trigonometry. Note that analytic geometry also contains a good bit of algebra to work with points and curves in the cartesian plane. Due to the nature of the material, I recommend this course for both beginner and intermediate learners (About 200-700). I have also divided this course into a basic and advanced variant. The course will also be adaptive; I will adjust the material as needed from the initial pre-test and learners' input.