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The Geometry Regents Regents review is now live.

We've got the complete walkthrough of the June 2025 Geometry Regents on on Website and YouTube (links in comments).

Bruno Duarte, a math teacher at New Rochelle High School with 28 years of experience, takes you through all 35 questions, from the multiple choice section to the six-point proof at the end.

You'll get the geometry behind every question plus the calculator tips and shortcuts that save time and help you check your work. Whether you're aiming to pass for the first time or push your score higher, this one breaks down the strategies that matter most.

The review of the June 2025 Algebra I Regents is now live on our website and YouTube. Jeff LaVar, a math teacher at New Rochelle High School, walks through all 35 questions, from the multiple choice section to the six-point final problem.

You'll get the algebra behind every question plus the calculator shortcuts that save time and help you check your work. Whether you're aiming to pass for the first time or push your score higher, this one breaks down the strategies that matter most.

A reminder Jeff repeats throughout: take your time, show your work, and aim for credit on every short answer question.

Watch the full review here: https://www.emathinstruction.com/free-video-lessons/n-gen-math-algebra-i/

What exam will our Regents Review videos be reviewing this year?

Algebra II: June 2025 (Omitting 17 & 24)
Geometry: June 2025
Algebra I: June 2025

Algebra II is now live with Algebra I and Geometry coming soon!

The 2026 Algebra II Regents Review video is now live.

You can watch this directly on our website by visiting the course page or via YouTube.

https://youtu.be/Y_hO_3mTHVU?feature=shared

Feedback we received on the new AI Regents Tutor:

Students have given positive feedback so far. They appreciate the videos and they found it helpful on their homework too! One student thought it was helpful how it gave him a similar problem to help him learn how to do the one that he asked about.

Have you had a chance to test this out yet? We'd love to hear your feedback.

America is in a so-called 'math crisis'.

This issue is larger than declining standardized test scores.
For years, national discussions around math have focused on rankings, benchmarks, and remediation. The approach to math education is finally shifting, and we believe the next step must include educators in the conversation.

Read the full article here:

Solving America's Math Learning Crisis Test scores are dropping, but what's scarier is a growing number of students disengaging from quantitative thinking across mathematics entirely.

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At eMATHinstruction, we have been asking ourselves:
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Students need guided help for when they are studying on their own. They need support that helps them understand why something works rather than what the answer is.

Our tool has been trained using eMATHinstruction’s Regents review videos, so explanations stay grounded in the language, approaches, and teaching methods that students have seen. It feels like an extension of their in-class material.

Much like a tutor, when students ask a question, the tool does not immediately give away the answer. It asks questions, points out patterns, and identifies where the student went off track.

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