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Pre-Calculus | Full Curriculum

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Ages 13-18
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This is an ongoing full year course covering all Pre-Calculus topics for learners in high school. This is an interactive class - students will participate in examples/activities to reinforce their learning.
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Live video meetings
3x per week
3-12 learners per class
50 min

What's included

3 live meetings
2 hrs 30 mins in-class hours per week

Class Experience

US Grade 9 - 12
This Pre-Calculus full curriculum class is designed to provide students with a thorough understanding of mathematical concepts and problem-solving skills. The class will be taught using the "I do, we do, you do" approach. This approach is a teaching strategy in which the teacher models a concept, then guides students through the process of practicing and applying the concept, and finally allows students to practice independently. The teacher will start by introducing each concept and demonstrating how to solve problems involving these concepts. The teacher will then guide the students through practice problems, providing feedback and guidance as needed. 

Throughout the course, the teacher will use real-life examples to help students understand the relevance of the concepts they are learning. This course will provide students with a solid foundation in mathematical concepts and problem-solving skills, allowing them to confidently tackle more advanced topics in calculus and beyond.

There will be homework problems assigned each week for reinforcement.

Below are the units we will cover over the duration of the entire course: 

Unit 1	Functions and Graphs
Unit 2	Polynomials and Rational Functions
Unit 3	Logs and Exponents
Unit 4	Basic Triangle Trigonometry
Unit 5	Trigonometric Functions
Unit 6	Analytic Trigonometry
Unit 7	Vectors
Unit 8	Systems and Matrices
Unit 9	Conics
Unit 10	Polar and Parametric Equations
Unit 11	Complex Numbers
Unit 12	Discrete Math


Below is a weekly breakdown of topics for the course: 



Mo, Tu, We 3:00 – 3:50 PM EST
Tu, Th, Fr    12:00 – 12:50 PM EST 
Week of... 

Sep 4	Unit 1: Functions and Graphs 	Function Families. Graphical Transformations, 
                                                                        Point Notation and Function Notation
Sep 11	Unit 1: Functions and Graphs 	Domain and Range, Maximums and Minimums, 
                                                                        Symmetry
Sep 18	Unit 1: Functions and Graphs 	Increasing and Decreasing, Zeroes And Intercepts 
                                                                        Of Functions, Asymptotes And End Behavior
Sep 25:	Unit 1: Functions and Graphs 	Continuity And Discontinuity, Function 
                                                                        Composition, Inverses Of Functions, Factoring 
                                                                        Review, Advanced Factoring, Polynomial 
                                                                        Expansion And Pascal's Triangle
Oct 2: Unit 2: Polynomials and Rational Functions	Rational Expressions, Polynomial 
                                                                        Long Division And Synthetic Division, Solving Rational Equations
Oct 9: Unit 2: Polynomials and Rational Functions	Holes In Rational Functions, Zeroes 
                                                                         Of Rational Functions, Vertical Asymptotes
Oct 16: Unit 2: Polynomials and Rational Functions	Horizontal Asymptotes, Oblique Asymptotes, Sign Test For Rational Function Graphs, Graphs Of Rational Functions By Hand
Oct 23:	Unit 3:	Logs and Exponents	 Exponential Functions, Properties Of Exponents
Oct 30: No class
Nov 06: No class
Nov 13:      Unit 3:	Scientific Notation
Nov 20:     Unit 3:	Logs and Exponents	Properties Of Logs, Change Of Base, Exponential 
                                                                        Equations
Nov 27:      Unit 3:	Logs and Exponents	  Logistic Functions
Dec 4:        Unit 4:     Basic Triangle Trigonometry	Angles In Radians And Degrees, Circular 
                                    Motion and Dimensional Analysis, Special Right Triangles
Dec 11:       Unit 4:     Basic Triangle Trigonometry	        Law of Cosines, Law of Sines, Area of a Triangle, Applications of Basic Triangle Trigonometry
Dec 18:      Unit 5:	Trigonometric Functions	The Unit Circle & The Sinusoidal Function Family
Dec 25:  NO CLASS THIS WEEK
Jan 01:    ***** Possible reschedules this week! Please inquire for changes******
Jan 01:       Unit 5:	Trigonometric Functions	Amplitude of Sinusoidal Functions & Vertical Shift of Sinusoidal Functions
Jan 08:      Unit 5:	Trigonometric Functions	Frequency and Period of Sinusoidal Functions & Phase Shift of Sinusoidal Functions
Jan 15:       Unit 5:	Trigonometric Functions	Graphs of Other Trigonometric Functions
                               Graphs of Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Jan 22:      Unit 6:	Analytic Trigonometry          Basic Trigonometric Identities & Pythagorean Identities & Sum and Difference Identities & Double, Half, and Power Reducing Identities
Jan 29:      Unit 6:	Analytic Trigonometry      Trigonometric Equations  & Unit 8 Basic Properties of Vectors
Feb 05:  Unit 7:    Vectors	                          Operations with Vectors &  Resolution of Vectors into Components
Feb 12:   Unit 7:     Vectors	                           Dot Product and Angle between two Vectors & 
                                                                           Vector Projection
Feb 19:   Unit 8:   Systems and Matrices        Systems of Two Equations and Two 
                                                                            Unknowns   &   Systems of Three Equations and 
                                                                            Three Unknowns
Feb 26:   Unit 8:    Systems and Matrices      Matrices to Represent Data  &  Matrix 
                                                                            Operations & Row Operations and Row Echelon 
                                                                            Forms & Augmented Matrices
Mar 04:   Unit 8:    Systems and Matrices      Determinant of Matrices & Cramer's Rule
                                                                            Inverse Matrices & Partial Fractions
Mar 11:    Unit 9:    Conics                                 General Form of a Conic Parabolas 
Mar 18:   Unit 9:    Conics                                 Parabolas          
Mar 24:  Unit 9:    Conics                                 Circles & Eclipses 
Apr 1:     Unit 10:   Polar and Parametric Equations	Polar and Rectangular Coordinates & 
                                                                                        Polar Equations of Conics - Complete 
                                                                                        Ch. 10
Apr 8:  Unit 11:    Complex Numbers	             Fundamental Theorem of Algebra	& Arithmetic 
                                                                             with Complex Numbers & Trigonometric Polar 
                                                                             Form of Complex Numbers & De Moivre's 
                                                                             Theorem and nth Roots
Apr 15: Unit 12:  Discrete Math	                     Recursion & Arithmetic and Geometric 
                                                                             Sequences & Sigma Notation
Apr 22: Unit 12:  Discrete Math	                     Arithmetic Series & Geometric Series
Apr 29: Unit 12: Discrete Math                         Counting with Permutations and Combinations
May 6:  Unit 12: Discrete Math                         Basic Probability & Binomial Theorem 
                                                                             
May 13: Unit 12: Discrete Math                         Induction Proofs

** May 13:  Class will be wrapping up this week **

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Master's Degree in Mathematics from McMaster University
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Bachelor's Degree in Education from University of Calgary
Joyce Mendoza
Bachelor's Degree in Education from University of Manitoba
Mr. Peter Grafe
Bachelor's Degree from Mount Royal University
Ms. Kristen Calvelo
Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering from The University of Western Ontario
Patrick Benitez
Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics from Simon Fraser University
Ms. Roxana Eshghi
Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics from University of Toronto
Mrs. Anna Nicolaou
Bachelor's Degree in Education from University of Lethbridge
Mr. Christian Calvelo
Bachelor's Degree in Music or Theatre or Arts from University of Lethbridge
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Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics from University of British Columbia Okanagan
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Bachelor's Degree in Science from University of Toronto
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Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics from Simon Fraser University
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Bachelor's Degree in Science from Dalhousie University
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Bachelor's Degree in Education from Saint Francis Xavier University
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I have also previously completed a Bachelor of Medical Science from Western University and a
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I look forward to working with you!


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Throughout my academic journey, I realized that many students struggle with math—not due to a lack of ability, but because of the way it’s taught. That’s why I focus on building a supportive and engaging learning environment where students feel comfortable asking questions. Using an inquiry-based learning approach, I strive to make math more accessible and engaging, encouraging students to develop a growth mindset. By fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills, I help students approach complex concepts with confidence and curiosity, empowering them to succeed both in and beyond the classroom.



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Even if a student never develops a love of math, my goal is that all my students are able to enjoy the tutoring experience. They know they are in a non-judgmental environment with a person who cares about them as an individual, and who will do everything possible to help them increase their skills and grow their confidence.

I have experience teaching both elementary and high school students, and I love tailoring tutoring sessions to the individual.


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Apart from teaching, I love to take walks outside, play piano, solve puzzles, and spend time with my family and cat, Maximus. I look forward to working with you in my classroom!


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I enjoy rock climbing, swimming, and playing piano in my spare time. I like to take creative approaches when tackling problems. My end goal is having my students be able to walk me through challenging problems and look back at our sessions with fondness.

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