Algebra 1 Tutoring Sessions
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Hi! I'm Aayush and I'm a junior in high school. I have a passion for math and physics, and I'm always striving to learn more. In fact, I hope to become a physicist one day! When I'm not studying, you can often find me at the pool where I work as a lifeguard. In my free time, I volunteer to fix bicycles in my city. I'm excited to be a part of Schoolhouse!Aditya S
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I am a Highschool student from Texas who's here to study for AP Physics 1.Leonid V
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Hello! I am Leonid, a 9th grader in Pennsylvania. My favorite subject is physics, and am currently taking Honors Physics at my high school. I am also enrolled in Precalculus with Trigonometry at school, and I am taking AP Calculus BC at AoPS. Additionally, I am taking C++ for this year, and have basic knowledge of Unity C#. Pre-algebra series starting late March! I am extremely excited to be here, and I hope to expand to other topics in the future.Algebra 1 Series
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Algebra 1 · Series
Summer 2023 - Previewing Algebra I
- Starts
We'll take a preview into Algebra I in the summer. We will cover 7 of the 15 (50%) of topics in Algebra I with practice problems from Khan Academy, diagnostic exams, and a final. More details to come as the series nears. Series start date is TBD (Mid or Late July/Early August). For now, the start date is set to August 1st.
Ashsmith K
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Algebra 1 Crash Course
- 15th session
We'll go through each topic each week for about one hour. There will also be a thirty minute office hour session the day after each topic, where I will be going over problems and any questions which may be confusing! **Current dates and times for classes could be subjected to change** I will be sending a remainder out prior to the class if I am unable to teach due to conflicts.
Ankita P
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The World of Algebra (1)!
- 18th session
Hi! Having trouble with the basics of algebra? Well, this is the perfect series for you! In this adventure, we will learn the following Algebra I topics: - Variables ("Why x?") - Solving equivalent expressions - Solving linear equations and inequalities - Unit conversion - Linear equations and graphs: slope-intercept form, point-slope form, and standard form - Systems of linear equations - Graphs of linear inequalities This series is meant for beginners (who know pre-algebra) or those who just wish to brush up on their algebraic fundamentals. Each topic will be covered through interactive lectures, solving practice problems, and raising questions of our own. See ya!
Mustufa M
Algebra 1 Sessions
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Exponents & radicals
We'll go over problems involving exponents and radicals
Atul V
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Systems of equations
We will go through how to solve systems of equations, and answer any questions you have about it.
Isaac D
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Algebra foundations
hello-today we will go over any questions you have!
session requested by Consuelo K.
Sachi C
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Algebra foundations
We'll go through some practice problems together!
Amanda L
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Algebra foundations
We will walkthrough various concepts in Algebra: how to solve algebra; combining like terms; equations; subject of formula; order of operations (BODMAS/PEMDAS). If you're about to or haven't taken Algebra at all, you're welcome to learn and interact with other learners.
Temitayo J
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Quadratics: Multiplying & factoring
We will cover what a parabola is (another word for quadratic), traits of a parabola, equations, and how to transform (move) a parabola. I recommend bringing graph paper, pencil, and an eraser to solve problems and take notes.
Ashsmith K
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Solving equations & inequalities
This session will cover from equations to inequalities. Very related to multi-step equations in Pre-Algebra but more in-depth with introductions to inequalities. We will continue solving equations that are one-step and cover basic inequalities and then go deeper to word problems and compound inequalities. I recommend bringing any paper, a pencil, and an eraser. A prerequisite that I recommend before learning Algebra foundations or any Algebra 1 content is pre-algebra. But even someone taking pre-algebra/knows some pre-algebra should be able to grasp this topic and are welcome to join.
Ashsmith K
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Forms of linear equations
We will cover what a line on a graph is, traits of a line on a graph, equations, and how to write equations for lines. I recommend bringing graph paper, pencil, and an eraser to solve problems and take notes.
Ashsmith K
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Algebra 1 is one of the most foundational subjects in all of mathematics, and it builds upon prerequisite skills from pre-algebra. Depending on your comfort with these core skills, learning Algebra 1 might take anywhere from a few months to a year. Schoolhouse.world also offers pre-algebra sessions if you’d like to brush up on the fundamentals.
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Yes! The Schoolhouse.world algebra curriculum is aligned with Khan Academy’s Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 curriculums, which cover the same topics as a typical college algebra course.
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Can I learn algebra on my own?
Once you've grasped the fundamental concepts, the best way to learn algebra is by practicing. Compared to more advanced subjects like pre-calculus, algebra is a bit easier to learn on your own.
But you can learn anything if you put your mind to it! We believe learning with others can always give you a new angle into the subject. At Schoolhouse.world, our tutors are here to help give you support and motivation when you need it.
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If you’re struggling with a concept, or you’d like to review material you’ve already learned, tutoring sessions are a great way to get live, personal help. Schoolhouse.world offers online algebra tutoring sessions around the clock—we also offer subjects like statistics, geometry, and calculus!
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