My Favorite Resources for High School Math

Published March 4, 2025 · By Colm Molder

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If you're a high school student looking for extra resources for your math, algebra, or precalculus class, you've come to the right place.

A calculator and open math textbook

Precalculus YouTube Playlist

The Organic Chemistry Tutor has a really good YouTube Playlist for precalculus. It has over 290 videos that overview most topics important for precalculus courses.

YouTube Playlist

Desmos Graphing Calculator

Desmos is an excellent graphing calculator. This tool is used to graph functions and is helpful to understand how different functions look, explore transformations, find roots, and asymptotes.

Desmos Graphing Calculator

Paul's Online Math Notes

Paul's online math notes has a comprehensive overview of precalculus.

Each section has lecture notes and practice problems with detailed solutions.

Paul's Online Math Notes

Simplifying Radicals, Worked Through 20 Problems

No shortcut to memorize, just the technique itself applied over and over until it's automatic.

Exponent Rules, Worked Through 25 Problems

Same approach applied to exponent rules.

Symbolab: A Great Online Calculator

Symbolab is a powerful online calculator great for solving algebraic problems. Specifically, it is helpful with exponentials, radicals, trigonometric functions, and logarithms.

As with all online calculators, Symbolab is best used as a learning tool, and not as a short cut to find assignment answers. I often use Symbolab to check my answers, provide initial steps to help tackle a tough problem, or understand a particular algebra rule.

Symbolab

Once you've got precalculus under control, many students find the jump into calculus resources a natural next step.

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Math, algebra, and precalculus resources

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