The Advanced Calculus AB course is meant for students who have completed either the AoPS or Saxon-based pre-calculus course at WTMA. The primary text used is AoPS Calculus, but supplemental … Read More
AoPS is a challenging honors level class which stresses the importance of problem solving as a part of the learning process. Students are presented with challenging problems and then work … Read More
Saxon is a time-tested homeschooling curriculum, and we have recommended it often to families tackling math on their own. We started with Saxon when the Academy was founded because of … Read More
Where one of our classically-designed courses happens to overlap with the content of an AP test, we have noted this so that students have the option of registering for that AP exam. However, we … Read More
Yes, you may list WTMA’s Art of Problem Solving math classes as “honors” on the transcript you create for your student. Our AoPS classes are designed to allow students who … Read More
6th grade students should start a language in 1a. 1a is also a good starting point for 7th grade students. However, a 7th grade student with some background in their … Read More
Our classes provide more support and student/instructor interaction. Classes offered by the Art of Problem Solving website average 60 students per class, with one instructor and several “helpers” who monitor … Read More
The Saxon textbooks and the AoPS materials approach math differently. For both, the goal is the same: understanding of mathematical concepts, and mastery of problem-solving procedures. However, the programs reach … Read More
We offer full-year subject-based lecture science courses for middle and high school. We offer corresponding one-semester labs for our high school science courses. Each family has the flexibility to select … Read More
All Writing Classes Well-Trained Mind Academy writing instructors come to the classroom with years of training and experience in the discipline. While each instructor has his of her own approach … Read More
