Algebra Review and Tutoring

CLASS SCHEDULE 
Review (First 30 minutes):

**This tutoring class is learner-focused and we will cover whatever the student needs to cover.**

week of Sept 12: Review Fundamental Skills (Order of Operations, Fractions, Decimals)
week of Sept 19: Review Fundamental Skills (Polynomials, Radicals, Factoring, FOIL)
week of Sept 26: Review Simplifying and Graphing Equations 
week of Oct 2: Review Graphing Equations, Slope of a line
week of Oct 9: Systems of Equations
week of Oct 16: Exponential and Logarithmic Functions and Equations
week of Oct 23: Elliptical and Hyperbolic graphs
week of Nov 2: Matrices
week of Nov 9: Arithmetic and Geometric Sequences
week of Nov 16: Probability  
week of Nov 23: no class 
week of Nov 30: Review Radicals and Factoring Radicals
week of Dec 6: Review Conversions (fraction to decimal, imperial to metric)
week of Dec 13: Review Exponents
week of Dec 20: No Class
week of Dec 27: No class
week of Jan 4: Review Systems of Equations
week of Jan 11: Solving for and graphing Inequalities
week of Jan 18: Math Jeopardy
week of Jan 25: Review Graphing Equations
week of Feb 1: Review Simplifying Polynomials
week of feb 8: Review (student-led topics)

HOMEWORK HELP (Last 30 minutes): Students will receive homework help specific to their needs from their normal (face-to-face or digital learning) math class. When necessary, I will re-teach specific skills or lessons. Students should bring their homework and questions from the class. Students will need to be able to say what they are working on in Algebra and should be prepared to share their screen to show homework if they are unable to describe a problem. Students can message a photo of hard-copy work if they cannot verbally describe it. Students may need desmos.com for graphing problems.

The class will begin with introductions (name, grade, current topic in Algebra class, Opt: question for teacher). During homework help, I will address easy questions first, then I will answer harder questions and re-teach when necessary. Students do NOT need to complete their homework ahead of time if they are unable to do so independently.