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Algebra 1 Full Course | Live Weekly

In this Full Algebra 1 Course, we'll learn all standards necessary for Algebra 1, engage in online assessments with real-time feedback, discover real world applications, and have fun while doing it all!
Matha Cum Laude, Certified Math Instructors
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66 live meetings
38 hrs 30 mins in-class hours
Homework
Homework will be assigned each week. The amount of homework assigned will be dependent on each student's ability to accomplish necessary practice work during class. All practice worksheets uploaded to the classroom are expected to be completed each week. Students are responsible for completing practice worksheets for homework what they do not finish in class. At the end of the week, I will share the answer keys to each practice problem work sheet- included with the scratch work- and we will occasionally check answers all together, as time allows.
Assessment
Informal weekly assessments will be made through the current topic.
Grading
A Certificate of Completion accompanied by an overall letter grade for the class will be issued to students who were subscribed to every week of the class syllabus. Perfect attendance is not necessary, as all the classes are recorded to allow for your flexibility when issues of attendance arise. Being enrolled for all weeks is what qualifies a student for this Certificate of Completion.

Class Experience

US Grade 6 - 9
Easy to Join during any Week of the syllabus, because this course is cyclical! This course is meant to cover all major standards of Algebra 1, and because we cover and practice a new standard each week- your student can jump in without a fear of missing out! So, whether your student needs a full curriculum, extra support on a given topic, or just wants to supplement their current curriculum, this course will be of great help to them! I will utilize the I do, We do, You do method of teaching. First I will do and explain a problem(s), we will do a problem(s) together, and then the students will practice problems on their own while I check for their understanding. During practice time, students may work together, some students (voluntarily) may be asked to "tutor" or "teach" other students or the whole class to apply the final depth of knowledge, and/or receive 1-on-1 assistance with me in a break-out room. 

This class will be taught 3 day's per week to allow for sufficient concept building, practice, and to to cover the breadth of the full course. Because it is Ongoing, you will have the ability to pay on a weekly basis and/or only for the week(s) you deem necessary for your student!

**Students are welcome to join after this course has started! We begin a new topic each week and sufficiently spiral review throughout the entire course, so even if your student joins in the middle of the semester, I have the tools, resources, and knowledge of how to guide incoming students towards success!**

Students will receive guided notes and worksheets in the classroom every Monday that correspond to each weeks lesson. 

Periodically, we will have "Check Point Assessments" administered through an Outschool approved application- Pear Deck- that will prepare students for standardized test type assessments such as ACT's, SAT's, ASVAB's, and State Exam's. Score's and feedback are released in real-time so that student's can immediately access their Grades, Correct Answers, and Incorrect Answers.

Class Structure:
5 mins- Review
15 mins- Instruction
15 mins- Practice (Opportunity for break-out groups and/or 1-on-1 assistance)

Schedule:
Week 1: July 29- August 2: Order of Operations & Algebraic Word Phrases
Week 2: August 5-9: Roots & Real Numbers
Week 3: August 12-16: Combining Like Terms & Equations
Week 4: August 19-23: Inequalities
Week 5: August 26-30: Absolute Value Equations & Inequalities
 Week 6: September 2-6: Proportions
Week 7: September 9-13: Percents & Change as a Percent
Check Point Assessment 1

Week 8: September 16-20: Intro to Functions, Linear vs. Non-Linear
Week 9: September 23-27: Writing the Equation of a Line: Slope Intercept Form
Check Point Assessment 2

Week 10: September 30-October 4: Number of Solutions & Systems by Graphing
Week 11: Oct. 7-11: Systems by Substitution & Elimination
Week 12: Oct. 14-18: Graphing Inequalities 
Check Point Assessment 3

Week 13: Oct. 21-25: Exponent Properties
Check Point Assessment 4

Week 14: Oct. 28-31: Sequences
Week 15: November 4-8: Exponential Functions
Week 16: November 11-15: Polynomials & FOIL
Check Point Assessment 5

Week 17: November 18-22: Factoring Quadratics
Week 18: November 25-29: Graphing Quadratics
Week 19: December 2-6: Finding Zero's of Quadratics
Week 20: December 9-13: Quadratic Formula & Word Problems
Week 21: December 16-20: Quadratic Word Problems
Week 22: December 23-27: Radicals

Algebra 1 Review Exam (If/when all Weeks have been completed)

Week 1: January 6-9: Algebraic Word Phrases & Order of Operations
Week 2: January 13-16: Real Numbers
Week 3: January 20-23: Combining Like Terms & Equations
Week 4: January 27-30: Inequalities
Week 5: February 3-6: Absolute Value Equations & Inequalities
Week 6: February 10-13: Proportions
Week 7: February 17-20: Percents & Change as a Percent
Check Point Assessment 1............
Learning Goals
Students will learn how to solve multi-step equations and graph compound inequalities.
Students will learn how to break down and analyze linear and non-linear function word problems.
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Florida Teaching Certificate in Mathematics
Cameron Weaver
Mississippi Teaching Certificate in Mathematics
Matthew Young
Mississippi Teaching Certificate in Mathematics
Tina Gary
Master's Degree in Secondary School Administration/Principalship from Arkansas State University
Matthew Young
Master's Degree in Education from Belhaven University
Matthew Young
Master's Degree in Education from Walden University
Tina Gary
Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics from Mississippi State University
Matthew Young
Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education from Mississippi State University
Tina Gary
Matha Cum Laude is a comprehensive mathematics organization delivering meticulously crafting curriculum by highly sought after certified instructors to foster the development of critical thinking skills in our students and meet all standards for each grade level, Cum Laude- with high distinction. Our motto, “ex animo" is the latin derivative of "work heartily" or "diligently". Diligence fosters an unparalleled work ethic in our teachers and students, no matter how big or small a task, and is a characteristic through which excellence is achieved. Our curriculum is thoughtfully designed and delivered by a team of highly experienced and extensively trained educators who are dedicated to nurturing academic and personal growth.

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weekly or $792 for 66 classes
3x per week, 22 weeks
35 min

Completed by 389 learners
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Ages: 12-17
3-18 learners per class

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