Big ideas.
Small steps.
A calmer place for math, science, history, language arts, and economics—with focused lessons, gentle hints, and parents in the loop.
One idea at a time. At your own pace.
Algebra 1 sample
Find your next step.
2x + 3 = 11
What would you do first?
11 subjects.
One clear next step.
- Algebra 1
- Algebra
- Geometry
- Trigonometry
- Calculus
- Statistics
- Science
- Biology
- History
- Language Arts
- Economics
From “where do I start?”
to one clear next step.
Start with what you’re learning.
Take the next part at your pace.
Bring what you’re learning
Choose a starter lesson, or review notes from your own class material.
Focus on one idea
Work through short study cards, with reading settings you can make your own.
Practice with a little help
Use progressive hints to work through a question, then try the next step.
Their learning.
Your steady support.
Give each child their own space to learn, while you stay connected to their materials, practice, and support.
Open the parent workspace- Separate profiles for each child
- Learning supports you review and approve
- Shared materials and reported practice
A few things to know.
What can my child study?
Studyroom includes starter lessons in Algebra 1, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus, Statistics, Science, Biology, History, Language Arts, and Economics, plus tools for reviewing your own class material. Start with a parent account, then invite your child to their own learning profile.
Which starter lessons are included?
Start with one focused lesson in each of our 11 subjects. These introductory lessons are available in the Studyroom app.
- Algebra 1
- Two-step equationsPositive whole-number two-step equations
- Algebra
- Equivalent expressionsRewriting expressions without changing their value
- Geometry
- Perimeter and areaMeasuring the boundary and interior of rectangles
- Trigonometry
- Right-triangle ratiosSine, cosine, and tangent in a right triangle
- Calculus
- Rate of changeAverage rate of change and the derivative idea
- Statistics
- Mean and medianSummarizing a small data set
- Science
- Variables and fair testsPlanning a fair investigation
- Biology
- Cell parts and their jobsMembrane exchange vs nuclear DNA storage
- History
- Primary and secondary sourcesSource context and evidence
- Language Arts
- Main idea and supporting evidenceFinding the main idea and supporting evidence
- Economics
- Scarcity and opportunity costChoices when resources are limited
Is Studyroom a live tutoring service?
Studyroom is guided learning software, with study cards, practice questions, and progressive hints. It does not match students with human tutors or provide live tutoring appointments.