Geometry Review ● Angles ● Review of Absolute Value ● Properties and Definitions
Perimeter ● Area ● Volume ● Surface Area ● Sectors of Circles
Polygons ● Triangles ● Transversals ● Proportional Segments
Negative Exponents ● Product and Power Theorems for Exponents ● Circle Relationships
Evaluation of Expressions ● Adding Like Terms
Distributive Property ● Solutions of Equations ● Change Sides─Change Signs
Word Problems ● Fractional Parts of a Number
Equations with Decimal Numbers ● Consecutive Integer Word Problems
Percent ● Equations from Geometry
Polynomials ● Graphing Linear Equations ● Intercept-Slope Method
Percent Word Problems
Pythagorean Theorem
Addition of Fractions ● Inscribed Angles
Equation of a Line
Substitution ● Area of an Isosceles Triangle
Finding the Equation of a Line
Elimination
Multiplication of Polynomials ● Division of Polynomials
Subscripted Variables ● Angle Relationships
Ratio Word Problems ● Similar Triangles
Value Word Problems ● AA Means AAA
Simplification of Radicals ● Line Parallel to a Given Line
Scientific Notation ● Two Statements of Equality
Uniform Motion Problems─Equal Distances ● Similar Triangles and Proportions
Graphical Solutions
Fractional Equations ● Overlapping Triangles
Monomial Factoring ● Cancellation ● Parallel Lines
Trinomial Factoring ● Overlapping Right Triangles
Rational Expressions
Complex Fractions ● Rationalizing the Denominator
Uniform Motion Problems: D1 + D2 = k
Deductive Reasoning ● Euclid ● Vertical Angles are Equal ● Corresponding Interior and Exterior Angles ● 180° in a Triangle
Negative Reciprocals ● Perpendicular Lines ● Remote Interior Angles
Quotient Theorem for Square Roots ● Congruency ● Congruent Triangles
Major Rules of Algebra ● Complex Fractions
Uniform Motion Problems: D1 + k = D2
Angles in Polygons ● Inscribed Quadrilaterals ● Fractional Exponents
Contrived Problems ● Multiplication of Rational Expressions ● Division of Rational Expressions
Chemical Compounds ● Parallelograms
Powers of Sums ● Solving by Factoring ● Only Zero equals Zero
Difference of Two Squares ● Parallelogram Proof ● Rhombus
Abstract Fractional Equations
Units ● Unit Multipliers
Estimating with Scientific Notation
Sine, Cosine, and Tangent ● Inverse Functions
Solving Right Triangles
Difference of Two Squares Theorem
More on Radical Expressions ● Radicals to Fractional Exponents
Rate Unit Conversions ● More on Fractional Exponents
Radical Equations
Linear Intercepts ● Transversals
Quadratic Equations ● Completing the Square
Imaginary Numbers ● Product of Square Roots Theorem ● Euler’s Notation ● Complex Numbers
Chemical Mixture Problems, Type A
Metric Unit Conversions ● English Units to Metric Units ● Weight Combination by Percent
Polar Coordinates ● Similar Triangles
Advanced Abstract Equations ● Word Problems and Quadratic Equations
Angles in Circles ● Proofs
Ideal Gas Laws
Lead Coefficients ● More on Completing the Square
Experimental Data ● Simultaneous Equations with Fractions and Decimals ● Rectangular Form to Polar Form
Direct and Inverse Variation
Chemical Mixture Problems, Type B
Complex Roots of Quadratic Equation
Addition of Vectors
Complex Fractions ● Complex Numbers
Advanced Substitution 

I have taught and tutored math for about twenty years. I hold a current teaching certificate in K-8 elementary school, with a focus on math. I am halfway to my master's in secondary math. I really enjoy math - it is very relate-able to food and money! 

Homework Offered
Please contact the teacher if the learner has any questions about the work.
1) "Practice" -  Learners should complete every problem. The "Practice" covers the material from the "Lesson".
2) "Problem Set" - Learners should complete every problem. Saxon scaffolds upon previous lessons, so completing all the problems is important. Learners or guardians should check the answers in the "Solutions Book". 
2 - 4 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
Progress will be evaluated during the lessons based on learner work. The teacher may contact the learner's guardians as needed. 
Guardians are welcome to contact the teacher as needed. 
Progress will be evaluated with the Saxon tests if requesting a grade. 
Assigned Saxon tests should be completed without assistance from parents or other people. Calculators may or may not be used, and this will be stated by your teacher when the assessment is assigned.
Grades Offered
Grades, Scoring:
1) I can assign grades if requested. The learner must turn in their tests to receive a grade. Please let me know if you are requesting a grade for the semester.
2) I do not grade homework. Learners are welcome to ask individual questions or post photos for homework review. It is not required to submit homework.
3) If the learner is not requesting a grade, submitting "Tests" is not required.  
4) The "Solution Manual" contains the answers to the lesson homework and test answers.

Prerequisite: 
1) The previous semester.
2) Placement tests can be found here: https://sites.google.com/view/teacherkatemath/placement-tests 
3) or approval of the teacher. 

Saxon Algebra 2, Third Edition, textbook