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High School Pre Calculus | Math | Full Course | Flexible (Self-Paced)

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Nicole Marie
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Explore high school math concepts in a flexible pre-calculus class. Dive into trigonometry, functions, graphing, and more. Get ready for college-level math such as the calculus series with personalized learning options.

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US Grade 9 - 12
10 units//20 lessons//20 Weeks
Unit 1Composite and inverse functions
2 lessons2 Weeks
Composite and inverse functions
 Week 1
Lesson 1
Composite and inverse functions
Composing functions Modeling with composite functions Invertible functions Inverse functions in graphs and tables Verifying inverse functions by composition
 Week 2
Lesson 2
Composite and inverse functions
Composing functions Modeling with composite functions Invertible functions Inverse functions in graphs and tables Verifying inverse functions by composition
Unit 2Trigonometry
2 lessons2 Weeks
Trigonometry
 Week 3
Lesson 3
Trigonometry
Special trigonometric values in the first quadrant Trigonometric identities on the unit circle Inverse trigonometric functions Law of sines Law of cosines Solving general triangles Sinusoidal equations Sinusoidal models Angle addition identities Using trigonometric identities
 Week 4
Lesson 4
Trigonometry
Special trigonometric values in the first quadrant Trigonometric identities on the unit circle Inverse trigonometric functions Law of sines Law of cosines Solving general triangles Sinusoidal equations Sinusoidal models Angle addition identities Using trigonometric identities
Unit 3Complex numbers
2 lessons2 Weeks
Complex numbers
 Week 5
Lesson 5
Complex numbers
The complex plane Distance and midpoint of complex numbers Complex conjugates and dividing complex numbers Identities with complex numbers Modulus (absolute value) and argument (angle) of complex numbers Polar form of complex numbers Graphically multiplying complex numbers Multiplying and dividing complex numbers in polar form The fundamental theorem of algebra
 Week 6
Lesson 6
Complex numbers
The complex plane Distance and midpoint of complex numbers Complex conjugates and dividing complex numbers Identities with complex numbers Modulus (absolute value) and argument (angle) of complex numbers Polar form of complex numbers Graphically multiplying complex numbers Multiplying and dividing complex numbers in polar form The fundamental theorem of algebra
Unit 4Rational functions
2 lessons2 Weeks
Rational functions
 Week 7
Lesson 7
Rational functions
Reducing rational expressions to lowest terms End behavior of rational functions Discontinuities of rational functions Graphs of rational functions Modeling with rational functions Multiplying and dividing rational expressions Adding and subtracting rational expressions
 Week 8
Lesson 8
Rational functions
Reducing rational expressions to lowest terms End behavior of rational functions Discontinuities of rational functions Graphs of rational functions Modeling with rational functions Multiplying and dividing rational expressions Adding and subtracting rational expressions
Unit 5Conic sections
2 lessons2 Weeks
Conic sections
 Week 9
Lesson 9
Conic sections
Introduction to conic sections Center and radii of an ellipse Foci of an ellipse Introduction to hyperbolas Foci of a hyperbola Hyperbolas not centered at the origin
 Week 10
Lesson 10
Conic sections
Introduction to conic sections Center and radii of an ellipse Foci of an ellipse Introduction to hyperbolas Foci of a hyperbola Hyperbolas not centered at the origin
Unit 6Vectors
2 lessons2 Weeks
Vectors
 Week 11
Lesson 11
Vectors
Vectors introduction Vector components Magnitude of vectors Scalar multiplication Vector addition and subtraction Direction of vectors Vector components from magnitude and direction Adding vectors in magnitude and direction form Vectors word problems
 Week 12
Lesson 12
Vectors
Vectors introduction Vector components Magnitude of vectors Scalar multiplication Vector addition and subtraction Direction of vectors Vector components from magnitude and direction Adding vectors in magnitude and direction form Vectors word problems
Unit 7Matrices
2 lessons2 Weeks
Matrices
 Week 13
Lesson 13
Matrices
Introduction to matrices Using matrices to represent data Multiplying matrices by scalars Adding and subtracting matrices Properties of matrix addition & scalar multiplication Using matrices to manipulate data Matrices as transformations of the plane Using matrices to transform the plane Transforming 3D and 4D vectors with matrices Multiplying matrices by matrices Properties of matrix multiplication Representing systems of equations with matrices Introduction to matrix inverses Finding inverses
 Week 14
Lesson 14
Matrices
Introduction to matrices Using matrices to represent data Multiplying matrices by scalars Adding and subtracting matrices Properties of matrix addition & scalar multiplication Using matrices to manipulate data Matrices as transformations of the plane Using matrices to transform the plane Transforming 3D and 4D vectors with matrices Multiplying matrices by matrices Properties of matrix multiplication Representing systems of equations with matrices Introduction to matrix inverses Finding inverses
Unit 8Probability and combinatorics
2 lessons2 Weeks
Probability and combinatorics
 Week 15
Lesson 15
Probability and combinatorics
Venn diagrams and the addition rule Multiplication rule for probabilities Permutations Combinations Probability using combinatorics Probability distributions introduction Theoretical & empirical probability distributions Decisions with probability Expected value
 Week 16
Lesson 16
Probability and combinatorics
Venn diagrams and the addition rule Multiplication rule for probabilities Permutations Combinations Probability using combinatorics Probability distributions introduction Theoretical & empirical probability distributions Decisions with probability Expected value
Unit 9Series
1 lesson1 Week
Series
 Week 17
Lesson 17
Series
Geometric series Geometric series (with summation notation) The binomial theorem
Unit 10Limits and continuity
3 lessons3 Weeks
Limits and continuity
 Week 18
Lesson 18
Limits and continuity
Defining limits and using limit notation Estimating limit values from graphs Estimating limit values from tables Determining limits using algebraic properties of limits: limit properties Determining limits using algebraic properties of limits: direct substitution Determining limits using algebraic manipulation Selecting procedures for determining limits Determining limits using the squeeze theorem Exploring types of discontinuities Defining continuity at a point Confirming continuity over an int
 Week 19
Lesson 19
Limits and continuity
Defining limits and using limit notation Estimating limit values from graphs Estimating limit values from tables Determining limits using algebraic properties of limits: limit properties Determining limits using algebraic properties of limits: direct substitution Determining limits using algebraic manipulation Selecting procedures for determining limits Determining limits using the squeeze theorem Exploring types of discontinuities Defining continuity at a point Confirming continuity over an int
 Week 20
Lesson 20
Review / Final Exam
Learners will complete a cumulative review and take a final exam for the final week of this course.
1. Develop a deep understanding of pre-calculus concepts, including algebraic functions, properties of graphs, and trigonometric functions.
2. Gain the skills necessary to apply pre-calculus concepts to real-world situations, such as physics and engineering problems.
3. Improve problem-solving abilities, including the ability to use critical thinking and logical reasoning to approach pre-calculus problems.
4. Increase confidence in mathematical abilities and develop a positive attitude towards math.
5. Prepare for future math courses, such as calculus, by building a strong foundation in pre-calculus concepts and skills.
As an experienced educator, I bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the classroom. With a background in Mathematics/Computer Science and over three years of teaching and tutoring experience, I am well-equipped to guide learners through the Pre-Algebra and Geometry curriculum.

I have worked with learners of all ages, from elementary to college level, and understand the diverse learning needs and styles of students. My solid foundation in mathematics, coupled with my ongoing education in the field, enables me to provide comprehensive instruction and support.

I am passionate about fostering a positive and engaging learning environment, where students can feel confident and motivated to excel. I am dedicated to adapting my teaching strategies to meet individual learning styles and provide personalized guidance to ensure every student's success.

With a focus on effective communication and continuous support, I am committed to helping students overcome challenges and achieve their academic goals. I am available for one-on-one tutoring sessions to provide additional assistance and address any specific areas of difficulty.

By staying up-to-date with the latest educational resources and technologies, I strive to incorporate innovative teaching methods and interactive activities into the classroom. I aim to make learning both enjoyable and meaningful, equipping students with essential mathematical skills and a solid foundation for future studies.

I am excited to embark on this educational journey with my students, inspiring their curiosity, nurturing their mathematical abilities, and empowering them to reach new heights of academic excellence.
Homework Offered
Weekly homework assignments are provided to learners to strengthen their understanding of concepts and enhance their confidence while retaining the information. Homework will be assigned either through Khan Academy or as a PDF worksheet provided by me. The aim is to ensure active engagement and reinforce learning outside the class.
2 - 4 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
The assignment of a grade is contingent upon the completion of ALL assignments by learners.
Grades Offered
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By simply having an email account, learners can utilize Khan Academy as a supplementary learning resource for tracking progress and taking unit tests. This allows parents to oversee their child's advancement and actively partake in their educational expedition. Please note that all communication regarding our classes must take place exclusively on the Outschool platform.
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