Megan Warren

Course Materials

Teacher Hub

One link to every course's teacher materials: the full solutions key, the Lesson Studio, and the Hooks Bank, each behind its own password. This page itself is public; each course hub asks for its own password when you open it.

Discrete Math and Linear Algebra

Foundations of Math for Machine Learning

Full solutions key, Lesson Studio, and the AI TA chat, all behind one password.

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PreCalc: Trigonometry

The Math of Circles, Waves, and Everything That Repeats

Full solutions key, Lesson Studio, and the AI TA chat, all behind one password.

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Calc: Derivatives

The Math of Breaking a Curve Down to a Single Instant

Full solutions key, Lesson Studio, and the AI TA chat, all behind one password.

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Calc: Integrals

The Math of Building a Whole Back Up from Infinite Pieces

Full solutions key, Lesson Studio, and the Hooks Bank, all behind one password.

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Companion book

The History of Discrete Math and Linear Algebra

The math behind machine learning, twenty-five centuries in the making, written to be read alongside the Discrete Math and Linear Algebra course: Pingala counting the rhythms of Sanskrit poetry, Cardano trying to win at dice, a Han clerk doing Gaussian elimination two thousand years before it had that name. Free and public, with no password: send students straight to it.

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Companion book

The History of Trigonometry

Where trigonometry came from, written to be read alongside the Trigonometry course. It started as a table of chords, built so astronomers could say where a planet would be, and this is the story of how that table became the sine and the sine became the wave. Free and public, with no password: send students straight to it.

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Companion book

The History of Calculus

Twenty-three centuries of the story behind both calculus courses, written to be read alongside them. This one is free and public, with no password: send students straight to it. Every mapped section of the Derivatives and Integrals books links into it, and each course's teacher hub carries the matching hook scripts behind that course's own password.

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Bookmark this page, not the individual subdomains. All four courses are live, and so are all three free history companions. This one link always has the full set.