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Algebra 1 • Series

Spring 2023 - Previewing Algebra I

Ashsmith K

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Sessions

Public Discussion

This series ended on March 21, 2023. All 1:1 and group chats related to this series are disabled 7 days after the last session.

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About

We'll take a preview into Algebra I in the spring. We will cover five of the 15 (36%) of topics in Algebra I with practice problems from Khan Academy, diagnostic exams, and a final.

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You will be withdrawn from the series if you have more than 2 unexcused absences in a row. Please message the tutor in advance for any absences!

Dates

March 13 - March 21

Learners

5 / 40

Total Sessions

9

About the Tutor

Hello! I'm a dual enrollment student from California with a passion for mathematics and sciences! I'm currently tutoring mathematics. I'm currently learning AP Calculus AB.

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Past Sessions

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13
Mar

Session 1

Orientation

Expectations, dates, info, and my plans for the series.
14
Mar

Session 2

Algebra foundations

This session will basically help you prepare for Algebra I from Pre-algebra. This session is like the building blocks of Algebra 1. We will introduce and cover variables then we will talk about division by 0. 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 Algebra foundations and are welcome to join.
15
Mar

Session 3

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.

Session 4

Catchup

Catching missed learners up on Algebra Foundations + Solving equations & inequalities! See descriptions for more details on those sessions. Try to join 15 minutes early!
16
Mar

Session 5

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.
17
Mar

Session 6

Catchup

Catching missed learners up on Forms of linear equations! See descriptions for more details on those sessions. Try to join 15 minutes early!

Session 7

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.
18
Mar

Session 8

Absolute value & piecewise functions

We will cover what an absolute value function is (another word for quadratic), traits of a absolute value function, equations, and how to transform (move) a absolute value function. We will also do the same for piecewise functions (a.k.a. step/staircase functions). We will also work to evaluate piecewise functions. I recommend bringing graph paper, pencil, and an eraser to solve problems and take notes.
20
Mar

Session 9

Review

We will complete the series by taking a final exam to summarize the topics and establish understanding of the topics. The final consists of 10 questions (5 multiple choices & 5 select all checkboxes questions). We will review via games before we get into it! I'll answer any questions before we take the final and after we take the final. The final will take place on Google Form.

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