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Welcome to Algebra 1
This course uses the classic Saxon Algebra 1 (3rd edition) which covers the traditional topics covered in a first-year algebra course providing a firm foundation for higher level math courses. Topics include functions and relations, linear and quadratic equations and graphs, polynomials, inequalities, systems of equations and inequalities, rational and radical expressions, probability, data analysis, and more including various types of word problems. Saxon is incremental and cumulative, introducing new concepts in small steps while reviewing previously learned material. This course is supplemented with a weekly homework worksheet (1 page) with SAT/ACT-like multiple choice questions. Additional online study/help sessions are available as needed.
Textbook: Saxon Algebra 1, 3rd edition, Textbook and Solutions Manual.
Course syllabus, schedule, assignment sheets, and other course details are sent via email. For further questions, please contact mrstaylor.catn@gmail.com
Welcome to Algebra 1/2
Course Description: This course serves as a transition between Pre-Algebra and Algebra to solidify pre-algebra skills while learning to solve math problems algebraically and learn the elementary concepts of algebra which is also applied to basic geometry. Other topics include fractions, order of operations, ratios, proportions, exponents, roots, unit conversions, probability, Pythagorean Theorem, and more. More than half of the lessons are covered in the first semester. The second semester is supplemented with worksheets to focus on a different variety of word problems and to include two additional topics in the curriculum: polynomials and linear graphs. Saxon is incremental and cumulative, introducing new concepts in small steps while reviewing previously learned material. Additional online study/help sessions are available as needed.
Textbook: Saxon Algebra 1/2, 3rd edition, Textbook and Solutions Manual.
Course syllabus, schedule, assignment sheets, and other details are sent via email. Please contact mrstaylor.catn@gmail.com for further questions.
PreCal for 2024-2025
PreCal students – there are no assignments for Day 1 (August 22, 2024). Assignments will be given in class and also posted here for the subsequent week.
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Welcome to Chemistry
Course Description: In Chemistry, students dive deeper into the fundamental concepts and applications of the composition of matter, its properties, and the changes it undergoes. The goal in this course is to develop a deeper appreciation for God and His design as we learn how important and significant chemistry is in our everyday lives. The principles learned involve both qualitative and quantitative study which are also applied to the lab work. The experiments in the curriculum are completed with some variations and extra activities to provide students with hands-on experience and a visual of the concepts while developing laboratory skills. This course covers the traditional topics covered in High School including molecular structure, chemical bonding with its geometry, basic chemical reactions including acid-base and redox reactions, ideal gases, thermodynamics, chemical kinetics and equilibrium, among others. Each chapter includes math-related work, which serves to increase the student’s problem-solving skills and logical reasoning while developing an understanding of molecular interactions. Additional online study/help sessions are available as needed.
Textbook: Discovering Design with Chemistry, Dr. Jay L. Wile, Berean Builders
The class syllabus, schedule, assignment sheets, and further details for this course are sent via email.
Please contact mrstaylor.catn@gmail.com for further questions.