Session is focused for one learner. Anyone is welcome, but the focus is makeup for an ongoing series. Will cover: - Slope & Average Rate of Change - Writing Linear Equations - Modeling w/ Linear Equations (Linear Regression) - Function Notation Review - Operations w/ Functions - Inverse Functions - Special Functions - Graphing Inequalities

We will go over slope & average rate of change for a current ongoing series.

Course Outline: - Unit 1: Equations & Inequalities - Unit 2: Linear Relations & Functions - Unit 3: Systems of Equations & Inequalities - Unit 4: Polynomial Arithmetic & Quadratic Functions Exam 1 - Linear and Quadratic Equations & Functions - Unit 5: Polynomial Functions - Unit 6: Rational Exponents & Root Functions - Unit 7: Matrices Exam 2 - Polynomials, Radicals & Matrices (Units 1-7) - Unit 8: Rational Functions - Unit 9: Exponential & Logarithmic Functions - Unit 10: Statistics & Probability - Unit 11: Data & Models of Fit Exam 3 - Advanced Functions, Statistics & Models - Unit 12: Sequences & Series - Unit 13: Conic Sections - Unit 14: Trigonometry Exam 4 - Sequences, Conics & Trigonometry (Units 8-14) Final Exam Throughout each unit, you will continually develop your ability to: - Work and model with various function types - Graph various different equations and functions. - Represent models algebraically, graphically and using proper notation. - Understand and interpret your solutions in a real-world context. - Represent and approach a problem in multiple different ways. - Critically think and solve multi-step and word problems. - Apply concepts in various different ways.

Each week will contain 3 sessions and throughout the weeks we will cover 5 units of study with additional topics at the end, if time permits. - First Degree Equations & Inequalities - Polynomial & Radical Equations & Inequalities - Advanced Functions & Relations - Discrete Mathematics - Trigonometry - Additional Topics (Matrices & Conics)

Note: This is a continuation of a previously started series. New people are welcome to join, but we are not having full sessions on old content. There are five total units, each unit completed with a Unit Test. - First Degree Equations & Inequalities (completed) - Polynomial and Radical Equations & Inequalities - Advanced Functions & Relations - Discrete Mathematics - Trigonometry

We will learn all of algebra one on Khan Academy twice a week on Tuesdays & Thursdays.

Note: The times listed for the sessions may change if they don't work for everyone, just let me know. This series will go from about the start of July to early September. Throughout this course, you will explore equations and inequalities, linear equations & systems, matrices, radical expressions, polynomial equations, advanced functions, sequences & series as well as probability & statistics. You will also delve into trigonometry, covering trigonometric functions, graphs & identities. You will have five total units of study, and a unit test at the end of each unit. - First Degree Equations & Inequalities - Polynomial and Radical Equations & Inequalities - Advanced Functions & Relations - Discrete Mathematics - Trigonometry

This is an extension of a previously started series. Anyone is welcome to join; but we have already covered out first unit of study. Enrollment will be closed after our first session. Series Outline: Unit 2: Polynomial and Radical Equations & Inequalities - Polynomials - Quadratic Equations & Inequalities - Polynomial Functions Unit 3: Advanced Functions & Relations - Conic Sections - Rational Expressions & Equations - Exponents & Logarithms Unit 4: Discrete Mathematics - Sequences & Series - Probability & Statistics Unit 5: Trigonometry - Trigonometric Functions - Trigonometric Graphs & Equations This course includes quizzes & exams throughout to check progress. Quizzes are short and check progress on 2-3 topics, while exams cover multiple topics.

NOTE FOR NEW LEARNERS: - If you are joining late, that is totally okay and we are excited to have you. However, we will not go back and cover old content. - If you want to schedule a makeup/review session to go back and cover skills we have already covered, we would be happy to arrange it. - Enrollment will be shut again after we complete our first unit of study. Series Overview - This series will cover the content of a typical Honors Algebra II class. - By the end of this series, you should have full mastery of Algebra 2, and be fully prepared for higher classes such as AP Pre-Calculus & College Algebra. - You will also develop an important 21st century skill - Critical Thinking & Reasoning. This course has assignments that allow you to use your reasoning skills and apply your knowledge. - Throughout the course there will be short quizzes & tests to check your progress. There will also be cumulative exams for each unit of study, and a mid-course & end-of-course exam covering all content. Series Outline & Pacing - Unit 1: First Degree Equations & Inequalities (Ch 1-4) - Unit 2: Polynomial and Radical Equations & Inequalities (Ch 5-7) - Unit 3: Advanced Functions & Relations (Ch 8-10) - Unit 4: Discrete Mathematics (Ch 11-12) - Unit 5: Trigonometry (Ch 13-14)

Meeting Times - We will meet Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays from 6:30 to 8:30 CST. - Times can be modified and adjusted to suit learners needs. Course Content & Prerequisites This course will be broken into two semesters, and cover 14 chapters of content. Semester 1 - Chapter 1: Solving Equations & Inequalities - Chapter 2: Linear Relations & Functions - Chapter 3: Systems of Equations & Inequalities - Chapter 4: Matrices - Chapter 5: Polynomials - Chapter 6: Quadratic Functions & Inequalities - Chapter 7: Polynomial Functions Semester 2 - Chapter 8: Conic Sections - Chapter 9: Rational Expressions & Equations - Chapter 10: Exponential & Logarithmic Relations - Chapter 11: Sequences & Series - Chapter 12: Probability & Statistics - Chapter 13: Trigonometric Functions - Chapter 14: Trigonometric Graphs & Identities It is suggested that students successfully complete both Algebra I & Geometry - however students may come in at any skill level as long as they have a decent understanding of the basics of algebra. Pacing - This course will have a very fast pace. Each chapter will be covered in 1-2 sessions, and the chapter test will be taken the same day. - It is important to be able to keep a consistent focus and ask questions when you need help and to keep up with what we are doing. Grading & Assessment You will receive a course grade for each semester based on a weighted average system. Each category of assignments will be worth a different amount. Grades are also given on a 10-point scale (90.00% = A, 80.00% = B). - Weekly Notes: 10% - Chapter Tests: 40% - Essay Assignments: 20% - Midterm/Final Exam: 30% - You will have a 20 question multiple-choice test at the end of every chapter. - At the end of every semester, you will have a 45-70 question test covering all the content up to that point. - Alongside your semester/final exam, you will have an essay test that requires you to extend your knowledge and explain your work.

This is a comprehensive study of Algebra I. We will meet at 6:00-7:30 CST daily. Below is the content will will be covering in the first portion of the course. Each chapter will have 4 quizzes & a chapter test, and each unit will have an exam & extended response quiz. You will have labs and or assignments that help you connect your mathematical skills into the real world. Semester 1: - Unit One: Relationships between Quantities - Chapter 1: Expressions, Equations & Functions - Chapter 2: Linear Equations - Unit Two: Linear Relationships - Chapter 3: Linear Functions - Chapter 4: Equations of Linear Functions - Chapter 5: Linear Inequalities - Chapter 6: Systems of Equations & Inequalities