@ReyJudgementOS: Free open-source textbook for top U.S. high-school math/CS programs—Math Academy tech lead releases cutting-edge curriculum
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Math Academy’s tech lead has released for free the textbook written for America’s most advanced high-school math and computer-science courses, distilling lessons from the Eurisko program (2020-2023) that guided students through graduate-level work.
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Textbooks written to support the most advanced high-school math/computer-science programs in the U.S.
The head of technology at the Math Academy has released cutting-edge course materials free of charge.
The author created these textbooks to back the top-tier high-school math & CS curriculum in the United States.
“During Math Academy’s previous Eurisko program (run 2020-2023), we guided students step-by-step through master’s/PhD-level coursework:
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