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Algebra 1 • Series

Algebra I FULL COURSE & WALKTHROUGH

Jeremy L

Series Details

Sessions

Public Discussion

This series was cancelled by the tutor on October 22, 2023. We're very sorry–you can explore more Algebra 1 series here. All 1:1 and group chats related to this series are disabled 7 days after the last session.

Series Details

About

This series covers the NJ standards for high school maths topics typically taught in Algebra I. It is designed for both: people who struggled with math in the past and need a bit of a helping hand to guide them throughout the school year and build confidence, and people who want to get a headstart in Algebra I. You will all be given a Virtual Notebook for all important notes, and a Virtual Workbook for problems we'll work on during the sessions (both in the form of Slides).

✋ ATTENDANCE POLICY

This course builds upon itself, so it's imperative that you get back on track as soon as possible if you're absent from any session.

If you expect to be absent from a session, let me know beforehand. If you are are absent from 3 sessions without notifying me beforehand, or are absent from 12 total sessions, you will be withrawn from the series.

Dates

August 27 - October 22

Learners

7 / 20

Total Sessions

8

About the Tutor

I am a high school senior. I have a passion for computer science, astrophysics, and history. I am joining Schoolhouse to be able to share some of my knoweldge with others who need it the most, while at the same time trying to get help in areas I need help in as well. Science education in the U.S. is really dumbed down and slow, so I taught myself some advanced topics for an 11th grader thanks to how accessible all this information is nowadays, especially Khan Academy! I speak English, Spanish (somewhat fluent), and French (somewhat fluent).

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Upcoming Sessions

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Past Sessions

8
27
Aug

Session 1

Orientation

1. We will introduce ourselves via the Wheel of Ice Breakers™. Everyone will spin a total of two times (one at a time) and get to answer whatever question they got. You can always pass a question and we'll move on to another person. 2. You will complete the Algebra I Pretest that will be posted during the session. The test will consist of two sections: Section 1 will cover topics that you (should) have been taught beforehand, and Section 2 will cover topics that you will learn about in an Algebra I class. It should take about 25 minutes to complete. 3. Once all the tests have been submitted, we will go over all the Section 1 questions that were answered incorrectly during the remainder of the session. The Section 2 questions are just for me to gauge how well you know some of the Algebra I material already, so we will not go over the Section 2 questions. 3.a. The priority of the questions that will be reviewed will be based on how many people answered them incorrectly.
2
Sep

Session 2

Algebra foundations

1) OVERVIEW AND HISTORY 2) INTRODUCTORY VARIABLES 3) SUBSTITUTION AND EXPRESSION EVALUATIONS 4) LIKE TERM COMBINATIONS 5) INTRODUCTORY EQUIVALENT EXPRESSIONS 6) DIVISION BY ZERO
17
Sep

Session 3

Solving equations & inequalities

0) Prerequisites review 1) LINEAR EQUATIONS WITH VARIABLES ON BOTH SIDES 2) LINEAR EQUATIONS WITH PARENTHESES 3) NUMBER OF SOLUTIONS TO LINEAR EQUATION ANALYSES 4) LINEAR EQUATIONS WITH UNKOWN COEFFICIENTS 5) MULTI-STEP INEQUALITIES 6) COMPOUND INEQUALITIES
30
Sep

Session 4

Catchup

For any people who were previously absent and neet to get caught up. However, you cannot make up the Algebra I Pretest as that is reserved for a future session. *DURATION WILL NOT NECESSARILY STAY AS IS*
3
Oct

Session 5

Working with units

0) Prerequisites review 1) RATE CONVERSION 2) APPROPRIATE UNITS 3) WORD PROBLEMS WITH MULTIPLE UNITS
8
Oct

Session 6

Linear equations & graphs

0) Prerequisites review 1) INTRODUCTORY TWO-VARIABLE LINEAR EQUATIONS 2) SLOPE 3) HORIZONTAL & VERTICAL LINES 4) x-INTERCEPTS AND y-INTERCEPTS 5) INTERCEPT AND SLOPE APPLICATIONS 6) LINEAR EQUATION AND INEQUALITY MODELS
21
Oct

Session 7

Review

You will receive an assessment that you will all do on your own. Let me know when you are finished. Once everyone is finished, we will do a mixed review for every question answered incorrectly.
22
Oct

Session 8

Forms of linear equations

1) INTRODUCTORY SLOPE-INTERCEPT FORM 2) SLOPE-INTERCEPT EQUATION GRAPHS 3) SLOPE-INTERCEPT EQUATION WRITINGS 4) POINT-SLOPE FORM 5) STANDARD FORM 6) FORMS OF TWO-VARIABLE LINEAR EQUATIONS: SUMMARY

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