Curricula / Mr. D Math
Mr. D Math
by Mr. D Math
Project Homeschool Verdict
Video-based middle/high-school math with a self-paced format.
At a glance
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Older students who need an engaging teacher but work independently.
✕ Not ideal for
Elementary students or hands-on learners.
Parents most often praise its how independently kids can use it and ease for the parent, but the main thing to watch is its challenge level.
- Kids work independentlyDesigned for true independence in the upper grades — Mr. D teaches via video so math-anxious parents hand off the subject entirely.
- Easy for the parentSelf-paced video instruction with grading support (and live/online class options) takes the teaching load off the parent.
- Kids enjoy itMr. D's relaxed, encouraging delivery lowers math anxiety for kids who've struggled. Live help sessions are a motivator; one parent expects it to combine the strengths of CTC and Math-U-See.
- How challengingSolid for general and pre-college math but lighter than rigorous tracks; STEM-bound students may need a tougher option.
- Value for moneySubscription pricing per course is higher than some self-paced competitors, especially across multiple kids.
- Lesson formatWorked solutions are easy for a student to peek at before finishing the problems.
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Watch for Requires active parent teaching and prep; not open-and-go.
Better if families who want rigorous, independent, workbook-based math at a low price.
Watch for Text-heavy — light on hands-on manipulatives.
Better if mathy or gifted kids who enjoy challenge and puzzles.
Watch for Genuinely hard — a poor fit for struggling math students.
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Last reviewed June 18, 2026.
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