Numbers and Math: From addition and subtraction to understanding fractions, decimals, and percentages. Algebra Basics: Introducing basic algebraic concepts, such as variables and linear equations, to pave the way for later stages. Basic Geometry: Understanding geometric shapes, areas, perimeters, and volumes. Problem Solving: Developing students' critical thinking skills through applied problems. For advanced algebra: study of functions of all types (such as polynomials, exponential and logarithmic functions), quadratic equations, matrices, and determinants. Calculus: One of the most important branches of advanced mathematics, this subject includes the study of limits, derivatives, integration, and their applications in science and engineering. Discrete Mathematics: This branch is fundamental to computer science and includes topics such as mathematical logic, set theory, permutations and combinations, and graph theory. Other branches: such as trigonometry, statistics and probability.