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The Center for Mathematics Excellence (CME) provides three free services to University of Phoenix students: 1) Running Start allows students to review math concepts through videos, practice problems, and explanations of topics. 2) Building Math Confidence offers resources to help reduce math anxiety and build confidence, including videos, study tips, and worksheets. 3) Online Math Coaching gives students access to free one-on-one or group tutoring sessions with a math coach when enrolled in selected math courses. Coaching is available through live online classrooms or tutorials.
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- 14. Join Live Tutorial: One-to-One Math Coaching Choose “Join Live Tutorial” Choose from the list of active math coaches (hint: choose the room with the smallest queue!) You may see a welcome screen, or you may see the math coach working with a student. Press the “Ask a question” button to begin. Note: Join Live Tutorial is only available for Algebra & Statistic students Center for Mathematics Excellence
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