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Algebra I
Algebra REVIEW 1: Expressions, Functions, Exponents, and Word Problems
This class will teach and review the essentials of an introduction to Algebra. We will learn algebraic expressions and equations, independent and dependent variables, functions, real numbers, inequalities, exponents, and how Algebra can be applied in word problems.
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The concepts in algebra are introduced in late elementary school and built on each year through high school. We will approach algebraic thinking, beginning with the basics and building toward solving more complex problems as they relate to real-life applications. In this class, we will present concepts and follow that with a dialogue about those concepts that encourages students to conceptualize and internalize problem-solving skills. Students will be actively engaged in solving problems with real-world applications.
I will focus on instilling positivity and confidence in students, along with open communication and encouragement to ask questions, take chances, and even be incorrect sometimes! Whether learning these concepts for the first time or taking this class as a review, students will complete this class with the fundamentals necessary for success in Algebra and future math courses.
Additional Information
Class size: 2-10 students
Supplies:
Paper, pencil, internet access
Prerequisites
Student should be at at least a 5th grade level in math for this class.
Class tags:
Algebra I
General
Math Concepts
Math Foundations
Pre-Algebra
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About Heather Vargas
Heather Vargas has 25 years experience in teaching, 19 of those homeschooling her 5 children. Two are in college now - the first is pursuing a degree in Global Studies/Peace and Conflict at UC Berkeley and the second is studying Political Science and Psychology at San Diego State, while the youngest ones are still homeschooled. Having attended UCLA for undergraduate and graduate school and earning a degree in molecular and cellular biology, science and math are a specialty. After many years of creating and teaching her own homeschool curriculum, she is able to supply and teach curriculum in all subjects.
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