Math101 · Independent Ontario learning library
Author and editor
Kamran decides what belongs in the library, how it is explained, which sources are cited, and what is corrected. Math101 does not claim ministry, board, university, regulator, or professional-body approval.
Independent Canadian publishing
One accountable editor.
Transparent assistance.
Math101 is independently edited and published by Kamran. He owns the editorial decisions and correction process. AI assists parts of research, drafting, coding, and production; it is not presented as an authority or a substitute for primary sources.
AI-assisted production
AI can help organize material, draft alternatives, generate code, and expose missing questions. Its output can also be confidently wrong, incomplete, or outdated, so assistance is disclosed instead of hidden.
Structural checks have limits
The build can verify required sections, attached practice data, links, metadata, and generated files. Those checks do not prove that every explanation, equation, source interpretation, or answer is correct.
Corrections stay open
Readers can privately report a disputed claim, mathematics error, broken source, accessibility barrier, or missing question. A correction is made in the source material and carried into the next build.
Suggest a correction →What exists in this release
A broad working library,
not a claim of perfection.
The build currently publishes 464 mathematics lessons and 123 student, parent, postsecondary, and Life Ready guides. These totals are calculated from the source files during each build, rather than typed into the page.
Lessons are designed to include explanations, examples, common mistakes, practice, and printable companions. Source-linked decision guides are general information and a starting point for verification—not individualized educational, admissions, financial, legal, medical, tax, or employment advice.
