03-10-2022, 12:10 AM
I completed CSMLearn over a weekend. (I think couple hours Fri night plus probably 4-6 hours each Sat and Sun.) I'm a major math phobe and it was very doable for me. Best structure I've seen to actually teach and reinforce concepts.
It also, as I remember, has units that deal with English grammar and syntax, and uses a lot of word problems based on pretty real-world scenarios.
At TESU, it came in for me (BA-LSSS) as 'Quantitative Skills for Business" In Lib Studies it counts as a math, and I'm told it will fulfil a stats requirement in some circumstances.
The folks behind it are also really helpful and super responsive. I highly recommend it.
It also, as I remember, has units that deal with English grammar and syntax, and uses a lot of word problems based on pretty real-world scenarios.
At TESU, it came in for me (BA-LSSS) as 'Quantitative Skills for Business" In Lib Studies it counts as a math, and I'm told it will fulfil a stats requirement in some circumstances.
The folks behind it are also really helpful and super responsive. I highly recommend it.
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