Videos
Digital Video Tutors for the Essential of Mathematics textbook
In the room C109 of the classroom building (the tutoring lab), several computers have copies of the video tutors that are provided by publisher of the text book, Essential Mathematics 2nd Ed. by Lial.
The videos go along with the textbook, so that if you need help in section 4 of chapter 3, there is a video lecture of that exact section.
(See link to tutoring lab hours)
Videos Online
There are many videos on just about every math topic that you can find on the internet. For example, if you go a search of Google Video for adding fractions, you will find many different videos on the topic (example)
You may also find some videos on the following website helpful www.freemathtutoring.googlepages.com
Here are a couple of examples from this website.
Converting mixed numbers to improper fractions (freemathtutoring.googlepages.com)
Converting improper fractions to mixed numbers (freemathtutoring.googlepages.com)
Worksheets for Additional Practice
There is no greater activity to learning math than to do lots and lots of problems. Below is a list of worksheets that have been created to provide you with that practice. When working these problems, be sure to check you answer against the answer on the last page of the document.
Multiplication of Whole Numbers
Multiplication and Division of Fractions
Addition and Subtraction of Fractions
Decimals (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and converting back and forth between decimals and fractions)
InteractMath for the Essential Mathematics book
For students who are using the Essentials Mathematics book (by Lial - 2nd edition), there is a free website that goes directly along with your book. If you are working section 4.4 (see the example below), you can find problems that are similar on the website, and you can choose "Help Me Solve This" and "View and Example" to see step by step interactive solutions.
This is a resource that can be of particular help when the section being covered is one that contains word problems!
The website can be found at the website www.interactmath.com.
