Students will gain a solid understanding of the basic topics covered in the third quarter of Algebra 1.

As an experienced and certified classroom instructor, I have expertise in teaching a range of math courses, spanning from pre-algebra to calculus. In addition to my classroom experience, I have also provided individual tutoring to students for numerous years. This experience has allowed me to gain insight into the common misconceptions that students encounter when grappling with math concepts. In order to assist students in overcoming these challenges, I structure my lessons in a manner that addresses these misconceptions and helps students avoid making similar errors.

Homework Offered
Homework will be completed by each student individually. It will be a worksheet of problems similar to those covered in the lesson. The homework will take 30-60 minutes per lesson, so 1-2 hours per week total. Each student must post the work-out solution to one problem in the classroom for each homework set. The student may choose any problem not already posted by another student. The solutions to the previous lesson will be provided so that students can check their work. 
1 - 2 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
At the end of units 6 and 7, a quiz will be posted. At the conclusion of Unit 8, a test covering all of the course material will be provided. The quizzes and test must be submitted no later than a week after they were posted. 

If you need additional flexibility in the due dates, please let me know. However, all work must be submitted prior to the last day of class.

Feedback and full solutions to the assessments with be provided to each student, along with a percentage grade. Please show your work to receive partial credit, even if the answer is incorrect. Being able to see your thinking process also helps me give you better feedback.
Grades Offered

Proficiency in operations with positive and negative integers, decimals, and fractions, as well as solving and graphing algebraic equations is required. My class Algebra 1 (First Semester) is recommended prior to this class.