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Expert Video Instruction
Makes Learning Saxon Faster & Easier
DIVE Video lectures teach every Lesson and Investigation in the third edition of Saxon Math 6/5. The lesson in the Saxon text is not the complete lesson, it's just a summary. Designed for schools, it assumes the student had a lecture in class. That's why John Saxon recommended an experienced Saxon instructor.
What's Included?
120 Lesson Video lectures that teach every lesson step-by-step
12 Investigation lectures that teach investigation
Teacher Guide with instructions, assignment chart, and grade recording form
What You Need
System Requirements: DIVE Download & Stream Format
Mobile Devices: iPhone: iOS 7.0+ iPhone 4 and up App Store
iPad: iOS 7.0+ iPad 3 and up App Store
Android: 4.2+ Google Play Store
How do I stream or download on a mobile device?
Computers: Stream or download using the following browsers
IE 10+ Safari 7+ Firefox 31+ Chrome 37+
How do I stream and/or download on my computer?
Television: Apple TV 2nd Gen+
Roku 2nd Gen+ Roku 4+ (4K) Roku Channel
Chromecast: Learn more
Smart TV Browser
How do I watch on my television?
System Requirements for DIVE Lectures on CD-ROM
All Mac Computers
Windows XP and later
No devices or TVs
Sample Lecture
Sample Course - Everything you need to complete the first 10 lessons.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Why use Saxon Math?
Saxon Math is a research proven math curriculum developed in the 1980s by John Saxon. The Saxon approach is unique in that, instead of massing instruction, practice, and assessments, Saxon distributes them throughout the lessons and school year. Most math programs use a massed approach, whereby instruction, practice, and assessment of a skill or concept occur within a short period of time and are usually clustered within a single chapter or unit. Research has shown that Incremental Development, Distributed Practice, and Cumulative Assesment is superior to all other teaching methods, increasing longterm retention and recall speed which naturally leads to higher standardized test scores. However, most curriculums do not use this method because it is more difficult to teach and requires continual re-teaching of previously learned concepts. As an experienced Saxon teacher, Dr. Shormann provides comprehensive lectures in a format that is easy to re-teach forgotten or missed concepts. Find out more about John Saxon and his shaking of the educrat foundations with his wildly successful math curriculum on Dr. Shormann's blog here.
Where should I place my child?
Fifth graders, who do not have any learning disabilities, should take Math 6/5, 3rd Edition. Learn more here: Student Placement Chart This page also has information on our free consulting service.