This series ended on August 9, 2022. All 1:1 and group chats related to this series are disabled 7 days after the last session.
Series Details
About
What is a variable? What does it mean to "combine like terms"?
Join this series to learn and practice these fundamental Algebra concepts! We'll be covering the material in the "Algebra Foundations" unit of Khan Academy, and then we'll complete the unit test together.
This series is perfect for you if you're currently taking Algebra and feeling like you're missing something, or if you're taking pre-algebra and you want to set yourself up for success when you take Algebra.
Feel free to check out the Khan Academy unit here: https://www.khanacademy.org/math/algebra/x2f8bb11595b61c86:foundation-algebra
✋ ATTENDANCE POLICY
Only our sessions about new content are required—all catch-up sessions are optional. If you complete the unit test early and show it to me, then you are also free to end the series early!
Dates
August 1 - August 8
Learners
12 / 30
Total Sessions
4
About the Tutor
GL
RR
Hey, my name is Raisa!
View Raisa R's Profile
Upcoming Sessions
0
Past Sessions
4
1
Aug
O
Session 1
Orientation
REQUIRED - Welcome! We'll kick off with some icebreakers and an overview of the key topics in the overview and history of algebra!
4
Aug
Af
Session 2
Algebra foundations
We'll review some key concepts and practice problems in Introduction to Variables and and Equivalent Expressions. This will include evaluating expressions with one variable and looking at different equivalent expressions.
5
Aug
C
Session 3
Catchup
OPTIONAL - Catch-up session! Join to review foundational concepts that are important for understanding evaluating expressions with one variable or identifying/evaluating equivalent expressions and go through any questions you might have about previous sessions.
8
Aug
Af
Session 4
Algebra foundations
We'll review some key concepts and practice problems in Combining Like Terms, Substitution and Evaluating Expressions, and Division by Zero. This will include evaluating expressions with two variables: with and without fractions & decimals, combining like terms with negative coefficients, negative coefficients & distribution, and rational coefficients.