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Christian Liberty has an email helpline to assist our CLASS
Plan,
Family Plan, and Individual Course Plan students who are taking a math course equivalent to Saxon Math 76 or higher. This service
is designed as an opportunity for parent and student to work together in framing
questions for our math specialists in the event that they have a question about a problem or an example in one of our math textbooks at this level.
Keep in mind
that this is a helpline and not a tutorial service. Therefore,
this service is not designed to teach
your student math. It is still the responsibility of the
parent to teach. We are available to help when you and your
student have made your best attempts to understand a problem
or example in the math homework, and you just cannot
seem to get unstuck.
When you, the parent-teacher, have done all that you can to
assist your student, yet still find you are not able to help
him get past a particular obstacle to his understanding, then
it is time to help your student to properly frame a question
for our math helpline. Our response to your question will
be in the form of a PDF file attachment to an email message. If you do not already have Adobe Acrobat Reader, you will be given the opportunity to download a free copy when you attempt to open and read your PDF attachment.
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• Your student’s full name
• Your student’s ID Number
• The name of the course
• The appropriate lesson number and/or page number in the textbook
• The particular problem(s) or examples(s) causing the difficulty
• What attempts have been made to understand the problem(s) or example(s)
• What attempts have been made to solve the problem(s) and the results
of your attempts
Below we display two examples of helpline requests. The first one lacks sufficient
information about either the student or the student’s particular difficulty
to enable us to offer the kind of help she needs. Such requests usually require
a return email from CLASS asking for the necessary specific information that
should have been supplied in the original email.
The second one is an example of a properly formed request for help. In this situation,
we can readily identify the student and her difficulty and provide immediate
direction.
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Hi!
I’m so glad you are available to answer my questions.
I don’t understand equations. Could you explain them?
Thanks,
Shelley |
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Name: Shelley Student
Student ID: 103751
Course: Saxon Algebra 1/2
Dear CLASS:
I am having difficulty with practice problem ‘a’ in Lesson 88. Will you help me? This is how I have worked the problem, but my answer does not agree with the book.
-2x + 5 = 9
2 + -2x + 5 = 2 + 9
x + 5 = 11
x + 5 - 5 = 11 - 5
x = 6
Thanks,
Shelley and Mrs. Student |
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This service provides help for homework and practice test problems.
Therefore, it is only available for assistance with the textbook exercises, as well as any
corresponding publisher tests that are suggested for extra practice.
This service is not available for assistance with any problems
on the required CLASS exams.
We thank you in advance for your cooperation. We
trust that this service will enhance the education of those
students
who are assigned a math course through CLASS.
The Math Email Helpline is available for those enrolled
with CLASS. To obtain the email address (password
required), Click
Here.
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