ThinkwellReviews of thinkwellhomeschool.com

My daughter had to take an Algebra class last summer and Thinkwell was recommended to her. It totally served a purpose and she was able to get through it! I’m giving it 5 stars for the trustworthiness of it, but if I had to rate it on how much my daughter cringed at the teacher’s jokes, I’d probably have to knock it down a Star. 😆

Absolutely love this platform and service! I think Edward Burger does an excellent job teaching and the video tutorials are incredibly helpful. Thinkwell provides everything your child needs to be successful in math!

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“Thinkwell is quick to answer questions and resolve any issues—they’re very responsive. The teacher is funny and clearly an expert in the subject matter. It has been a great asset to our homeschooling.

Every lesson takes more than 2 hours minimum. I have to spend extra time trying to figure out the things they didn't explain. The video will give an example problem, but then the practice will throw something in there that they didn't talk about. You just have to figure it out. And also, I waste a lot of time researching how to use my graphing calculator. It would be nice if they helped with that. The worst part is the reviews before the quizzes. The questions are unnecessary hard compared to the quiz, and while they are solvable, they take forever to get through. My other curriculums hardly ever take over an hour. So much time is wasted, confusing explanations, and unexplained problems contribute to a frustrating Algebra 2 course.

Thinkwell has transformed math for my son. I am beyond grateful!!!!

Prof Burger is a fantastic teacher. His clear instruction and the format work well for my son. I took off 1 star due to a computer programming (?) issue, which has been frustrating and discouraging at times. For instance, sometimes an answer requires a zero in front of the decimal point (i.e 0.3), or it is is incorrect. Other times it will only accept .3 (no zero) as the correct way to type the answer. There seems to be no consistency or rhyme / reason for this. It’s not specified in the question instructions, nor in the teaching videos / concept or worksheets — it seems to go both ways at times. However, the online program will only accept one way as the correct answer, and there’s no way to tell which way it wants. It’s very random and inconsistent, and it affects his score / grade even though he gets the correct answer. I think this should be cleaned up.