| Math Lab |
Advanced
Math |
Description:
This course(using teacher-generated material
and hands-on learning aids) is specifically designed for students
who may not have yet mastered the skills for Core Plus I or Integrated
Math. This course will help prepare students to use math in real
life and enroll in a higher levle math course. Math lab emphasizes
computation of whole numbers, fractions, decimals, and percents.
Students will be exposed to various occupations and how math is
used in these occupations. Students will be assessed on the basis
of homework problems, quizzes, tests, and portfolios. |
Description:
Advanced Math covers algebraic concepts in
more detail, including working with polynomial functions, quadratic
functions, exponential functions and logarithmic functions. The
course reviews trigonometric functions and there inverses, equating
radians to degrees, solving trig equations and using trigonometry
to solve problems. A unit of probability and combinations will also
be included. Assessments will include homework problems, quizzes,
tests, and projects
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| Integrated Math I |
Inegrated Math II |
Description:
In this course students will use mental arithmatic, paper and pencil,
calulator and computer in arithmatic computations. They will explore
whole numbeers, decimals, fractions, and integers. They will use
concrete, formal, and informal strategies to problem-solve. An introduction
to algebraic equations and inequalities, measurement, geometry and
exploring statistical data will also be a part of this class. These
concepts will be assessed through homework, quizzes, tests, projects,
and portfolio problems. The book that will be used is "Math
Matters, an integrated approach" by South-Western
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Description:
This course (using the text "Math Matters," by South-Western)
will include a review of basic operations using whole numbers, decimals,
fractions, and percents, as well as a deeper look into algebra,
geometry, and statistics. Probability and functions will also be
explored. Students will be assessed on the basis of homework, quizzes,
tests, and portfolios.
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| Core Plus I |
Introduction
to Calculus |
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Description:
This course is a standards-based, integrated
approach to mathematics. It will include units in patterns of data,
patterns of change, patterns in space, linear models, graphic models,
exponential models, and, if time permits, simulation models. The
textbook "Core Plus I" published by Everyday Learning
will be used. This course is first in a series that will prepared
students for entrance to college.
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Description:
This course (using the text "Calculus
and analytic geometry" by McGraw Hill and supplemental worksheets)
begins by completing the study trigonometry, limits, continuity,
derivatives and there applications, and curve plotting are covered.
Students will use graphics calculators to explore concepts. Assessments
will include homework problems, quizzes, tests, and portfolios.
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| Core Plus II |
AP Calculus |
Description:
This course is a standards-based, integrated
approach to mathematics. It will include units in Matrix models,
patterns of location, shape and size, patterns of association, power
models, networks, geometric form and its function and if time premits,
patterns in change. The textbook "Core Plus II" published
by Everyday Learning will be used. This course is second in a series
that will prepared students for entrance to college. |
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