The Trigonometry and Pre-Calculus Tutor - 2 DVD Set! - 5 Hour Course!

I really really wish I would've watched these before I started my accelerated Pre-calc I/II college course!!! I'm 24 and the highest math I ever had in high school was Algebra II. I ended up needing to repeat the lower level Math courses in college because I never really learned any of it. I never did well before. I was struggling in this Pre-calc class, but these DVDs seriously taught me so much stuff that I didn't know. I was maintaining a B+ average up until the Trig stuff started showing up. I bombed the last test, but now I feel like I am at a place where I can jump back into the book and get caught up. I love these. I just bought the statistics one and Calc 1/2 to watch before next semester!

This video series was the only resource I used to study for the Pre-Calculus CLEP exam. The video approach is very effective for self study and review.

I'd had some contact w/ Trigonometry but wanted to familiarize myself with the key concepts prior to taking a college level Trig and then Pre-Calculus classes. If you look at the front of the DVD jacket for this set of DVDs, it says: "A+ Caution! The Use Of This DVD Will Cause Increased Understanding of Trigonometry and Pre-Calculus and Will Lead To Higher Grades." I got an A in my Trig class, so all I can say is, Thank You Jason, keep up the great work. There are no computer graphic animations, etc. Just a well-qualified [...] guy giving you lots of examples, and making it all a little easier to learn a potentially difficult subject.

Jason Gibson's Trigonometry / Pre-Calculus DVD's were nothing short of GREAT! I hadn't done any serious math classes in over 20 years, and yet these learn-by-example lectures led me carefully through the major concepts and sticking points of Trigonometry. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND these DVD's to anyone. The DVD case says: "A+ Caution! The Use Of This DVD Will Cause Increased Understanding of Trigonometry and Pre-Calculus and Wioll Lead To Higher Grades." Thanks, Jason, truer words were never spoken.

I have all his DVD's. The lessons are great. They cover the basics that are important in the class. Of course not all information is covered in the DVD's. Think of it as an overview of hot topics. I have used these DVD's before I took a class and them reviewed them along the way. I also have purchased some of the idoit and dummy guides as a type of work book. They all together give you a different way to look at the math martial. Because as you know, most math books are written by brainy math folks, and they are not the easiest to follow.