Algebra 2 Tutoring Sessions

On Mondays and Wednesdays, we will have a 1 and a half hour session from 1:45 pm to 3:15 pm EDT during July. with a 5 minute break half way through. This time will change to 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm EDT during August as some people may start school. Time varies sometimes, so check the session times. There is a google classroom for this series where all materials such as the textbook that will be used and slideshows will be posted During these sessions, we will discuss topics such as: - Imaginary and Complex Numbers - Expanding and Factoring Polynomials - Making and Interpreting Functions - Transforming Functions - Modeling - Trigonometry with right and general triangles - Statistics concepts like standard deviation and z-scores - & More! In each series, I will be explaining the topic for a few minutes (10-20 mins), but I mainly want to focus on practice problems and group discussions. I want you (the learner) to be engaged in the subject by answering questions or explaining concepts to your peers or the class. In other words, I want the class to do most of the talking, not me, so everyone will be better engaged in the subject. I will use a textbook (in the google classroom) to supplement with teaching. The textbook is useful for extra practice and catching up if you were absent. At the end, we will have a final exam that will go over what we learned, as to mimic what happens in a real algebra II course. For our last session, as a reward, we will all have a game night. We will vote on which game, but it cannot be violent as part of schoolhouse.world's policy. By taking this session, you have the opportunity to complete Algebra 2 (or at least most of the subject) over the summer, which can open the door for getting a course exemption, a free period during math class, or an opportunity to take advanced math class faster (Depending on your school's policy). All of which can show to colleges that you are a quick learner and an advanced student. Regardless, this series will not only give you an in-depth understanding of algebra 2, it will also teach you mathematical logic and creativity, as well as great communications skills, which are necessary for any course. If you plan on registering, I will be excited to meet you and I hope that we can gain a lot. See you in the next session!

Hello fellow learners! Will you be taking Algebra II this coming school year? Well, no need to stress over it! Throughout this course, we will cover the basic topics of Algebra 2 to prepare you for your math class. These topics include: - Polynomials - Imaginary numbers - Exponents/Logarithms - Trigonometry You will be able to learn these in the sessions on Monday and Wednesday. During each session, we will look at various topics with practice problems, and I can show you the tips and strategies to solve them. Throughout the series, we will have short fun quizzes on Kahoot/Quizizz to review and see what you learned. If you missed these sessions or did not fully understand a topic, I will have office hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays (subject to change based on usefulness). Note: Other changes in the schedule may also occur based on how the series goes. I look forward to seeing you at the meetings!

Hey guys, wanna get ahead of the curve? Wanna catch-up or reinforce your skills? I'm hosting this series because I really enjoyed my Algebra 2 and Trigonometry series in the past and because of popular demand. In this series we'll cover: -Polynomials (polynomial arithmetic, factoring, remainder and factor theorem, solving equations, features of graphs) -Vectors -Complex Numbers and Equations -Rational Functions -Exponents/Logarithms (Arithmetic, Algebra, and Graphs) -Function Transformations -Types of triangles, - General Triangle Properties -Circumcenter, Centroid, Altitudes, and Medians -Triangular Pyramids and Prisms (and their brain bending properties :) -Right Triangle Trigonometry (SOHCAHTOA, Complementary Angles, Reciprocal Trigonometric Ratios, etc.) -Unit Circle and Trigonometric Identities/Values -Radians and Degrees -Trigonometric Functions -Inverse Trigonometric Functions -Sinusoidal Graphs/Equations -Other Trigonometric Identities