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Have you ever find learning Maths challenging?
Have you ever feel bored learning Maths?
If so, you should give a try on Khan Academy to learn Maths!
Why?
With its gamified design and many amazing features, you will definitely fall in love with it.
Let’s get started to learn Maths with Khan Academy!
Free online platform and mobile app
Offers practice exercise, quiz, unit test and course challenge
Offers instructional videos
Offers personalized learning dashboard
Allows you to master skills at your own pace
Uses Mastery Level to motivate you to learn and level up
Comprehensive content coverage that is suitable for all ages


In this post, you will know how to learn Maths and love Maths using Khan Academy. We will walk through the steps from creating an account to mastering a skill.

If you are at or above the age of 13, you have three ways to sign up:
1) You could sign up with your email, or use your Google or Facebook
2) If you are below the age of 13, you have to fill in your parent or guardian’s email, and then choose your user name and password
(Your parent or guardian must approve your account or it will be deleted in 7 days)
3) Enter a class code if your teacher shared one with you (Optional)

Select the skills that you want to master
Start learning the skills by watching the instructional videos

By doing practice exercise, quiz and unit test, you will gain points and level up
Your total points represent the progress you’ve made

Complete Mastery Challenge and course challenge to test your knowledge
Master every skill to collect all the available Mastery points
Start another course and learn another skill
“These are the kinds of curious, mysterious, and original minds that often end up making major contributions to our world; to reach their full potential, however, they need the latitude to follow their own oblique, nonstandard paths. That latitude is seldom found in a conventional, box-shaped classroom in which everyone is supposed to be doing the exact same lesson, and “differentness” is generally used as a negative.”
― Salman Khan, The One World Schoolhouse: Education Reimagined