In this ongoing one to one class, learners will explore and practice math topics specifically chosen based on their interests, needs, and goals, such as arithmetic calculations, algebraic reasoning, geometry, data analysis, or logic and proof. Learners or their parents will need to communicate in advance about goals so plans can be customized accordingly.

For example, learners might investigate and practice topics such as:
* multiplication strategies
* classifying quadrilaterals
* solving algebraic equations by visual methods
* average rate of change of a function across an interval
* types of averages (mean, median, mode)

Classes will be held twice a week and each class will be a 50 minute lesson. Activities will be selected from review of previously learned skills, problem-based exploration, formulation of transferrable strategies from particular problems, practice of formulated strategies, or help with problems assigned by another teacher or from a parent-selected curriculum package. Depending on the topic at hand and the learner's needs and preferences, we might use the Explain Everything Whiteboard as a shared writing surface, GeoGebra geometry and calculator webapps, or Google Sheets for data analysis and calculation automation. Students might access practice assignments during or between classes using TeacherMade or Happy Numbers.