Not Consumed Facebook ad: “Finally, Math They'll Actually Use”

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Could the last math course your teen takes be the one they use every week for the rest of their life? Maybe this sounds familiar… There's a homeschool mom staring at her junior's course plan. Her teen made it through Algebra 1, but it was a fight. There were tears, shutdowns, or that glassy stare that says nothing is landing. Now her state wants more math credits before graduation. Everything on the shelf is Algebra 2, Trigonometry, or Statistics. They dread these classes long before opening the textbook, knowing they are courses they don't want and will likely never use. So she's choosing between two bad options. Push through another year of math tears to check a box, or spend money on tutors and co-op classes to drag her teen across a finish line that means nothing to them. Meanwhile, the math her teen actually needs is right around the corner. In a few short years, they'll read their first lease and sign up for their first job's benefits. They'll get their first credit card offer in the mail, the kind that looks like free money until the interest kicks in. And they’ll be expected to know what to do. But life doesn’t come with an answer key. I lived this one myself. I took all the right math classes. Algebra, geometry, trigonometry. I could solve complex equations and prove theorems. Then I graduated, moved into my first apartment, and discovered I was completely unprepared. The first time I saw how much came out of my paycheck in taxes, I was shocked. I furnished that apartment and blew through my savings in a weekend. No one taught me how to apply math to real life. I don't want that for my kids or yours. That's why our team designed the Consumer Math for Real Life course. It's a complete project-based high school math course in one book, designed for the junior or senior year. 16 units and 22 real-world projects covering… …paychecks and taxes, banking, budgeting, credit, insurance, investing, housing, groceries, buying a car, and planning a family vacation. Every unit opens with what God's Word says about that area of life, before a single number gets crunched. And your teen does it independently. No parent prep or having to re-learn high school math to teach it. The whole course is $49, with a 30-day return policy. Click the link below to make their last math credit count. https://store.notconsumed.com/pages/not-consumed-curriculum-consumer-math-for-real-life

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Finally, Math They'll Actually Use