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Algebra 1A (On-Demand)
Algebra 1 teaches linear and quadratic equations and is a pre-requisite for Geometry. We all remember getting stuck on math problems or being eager to skip ahead. Give your child the opportunity to work at their own pace and learning style with a 1:1 instructor.
- On-Demand
- Self Guided Learning
- Age 12-15
- Learners
- ~25 hours
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About this Course
Billing
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$29 / month
Learning Targets
Algebraic Properties
Algebra-1: The student can define a variable.
Algebra-2: The student can tell the difference between equations and expressions.
Algebra-3: The student can write an equation that models a real world scenario.
Algebra-4: The student can solve an equation using the guess and check method.
Algebra-5: The student can determine if an equation is balanced.
Solving Linear Equations
Solving-1: The student can isolate a variable in a single step using addition or subtraction.
Solving-2: The student can isolate a variable in a single step using multiplication or division.
Solving-3: The student can isolate a variable in a single step using exponents or roots.
Solving-4: The student can solve multi-step equations by isolating the variable.
Solving-5: The student can solve single-variable inequalities by isolating the variable.
Solving-6: The student can solve solve multivariable equations by writing one variable in terms of the other(s).
Solving-7: The student can solve for one variable in a multivariable equation when the value of the second variable is given.
Slope and Rate of Change
Graphing-1: The student can identify the x and y axes on the coordinate plane.
Graphing-2: The student can plot points on the coordinate plane.
Graphing-3: The student can find points on a line given its linear equation.
Graphing-4: The student can graph a line given its linear equation.
Graphing-5: The student can define slope.
Graphing-6: The student can calculate the slope of a line given two points on the line.
Graphing-7: The student can calculate the slope of a line given its linear equation.
Graphing-8: The student can determine if two lines are parallel.
Graphing-9: The student can determine if two lines are perpendicular.
Graphing-10: The student can write the equation of a horizontal line.
Graphing-11: The student can write the equation of a vertical line.
Linear Forms
Forms-1: The student can write a linear equation in slope-intercept form given a point on the line and its slope.
Forms-2: The student can write a linear equation in point-slope form given a point on the line and its slope.
Forms-3: The student can convert between the three linear forms.
Forms-4: The student can write a linear equation in slope-intercept form given the graph of the line.
Forms-5: The student can write a linear equation in point-slope form given the graph of the line.
Graphing Inequalities
Inequalities-1: The student can graph single-variable inequalities on a number line.
Inequalities-2: The student can graph multivariable inequalities on the coordinate plane.
Inequalities-3: The student can write an inequality given its graph.
Inequalities-4: The student can write and solve an inequality based on a word problem.
Solving Linear Systems by Graphing
Graphing-1: The student can solve a system of linear equations by graphing.
Graphing-2: The student can identify special cases when graphing systems.
Graphing-3: The student can solve a system of inequalities by graphing.
Graphing-4: The student can solve a system of equations given a graph.
Solving Linear Systems by Substitution
Substitution-1: The student can solve a system of linear equations by substitution.
Substitution-2: The student can identify special cases when solving systems by substitution.
Substitution-3: The student can write and solve a system of equations based on a word problem.
Solving Linear Systems by Elimination
Elimination-1: The student can solve a system of linear equations by elimination in one step.
Elimination-2: The student can scale one of the system equations to perform elimination in two steps.
Elimination-3: The student can identify special cases when solving systems by elimination.
Homework
None. This course is self-paced.
Pre-Requisites
Completion or demonstrated understanding topics within Pre-Algebra B
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