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10 Best Math Tools for High School Students
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CK-12
Super STEM, social studies resource with highly customizable content
Bottom line: Making content accessible to kids with different learning styles, CK-12 could be the key to mastery for some students.

Woot Math
Adaptive lessons, collaborative games, and analytics add up to an excellent math tool
Bottom line: A top choice for teacher- or student-led lessons and real-time collaboration.

Khan Academy
Flexible learning environment offers a personalized journey to mastery
Bottom line: A solid, free resource for targeted math and science instruction, test prep, history, and more.

PhET Interactive Simulations
Massive collection of excellent (and free!) science and math simulations
Bottom line: Instantly add meaningful lab experiences to math and science classrooms for exactly $0? It's tough to beat that.

CueThink
Social approach to problem-solving promotes deep math learning
Bottom line: An innovative, community-based platform that helps students plan, strategize, and collaborate.

Math Nation
Approachable video courses break down math, build up student skills
Bottom line: This is a fantastic resource for students and teachers alike, with a straightforward, accessible approach to learning math and an admirable approach to differentiation.

CanFigureIt Geometry
Flex your deductive reasoning muscles with geometric proofs
Bottom line: A really good way for math students to learn about proofs and explore them from a number of angles.

Desmos
Elegant graphing calculator and math simulations promote collaboration
Bottom line: Part calculator, part interactive simulation tool, Desmos is a standout example of inquiry-driven math with super-smart instructional supports.

Brilliant
Challenge top students with self-guided math, science, and CS courses
Bottom line: This learning and practice site can be an exciting challenge for passionate, independent students but may be too much for struggling kids.

Skew the Script
Use real data from hot topics to make math relevant
Bottom line: Easy-to-access curriculum supplement will spice up algebra and statistics courses.