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Algebra 1

Algebra 1

Sundays, 10:45-12:15pm

Teacher: Mary Marvin

Start date: 01/08

Homework Hour:  Thursdays, 7:00-8:00pm

Assistant Teacher: Eli Zislis

No classes on Memorial weekend

Tuition is paid in two installments. The first installment is paid for classes from Jan 7th to  April 10th 2023

Curriculum

     Students will now move into proper Algebra, deepening the topics they learned in Prealgebra – distributing will now be done with fractions and negatives, exponents will be continued, and they will learn how to set up and solve harder linear equations.  Inequalities and absolute value will be studied.  Many word problems involve rate, ratio, percentage, and speed, i.e.,

topics from prealgebra will be studied.  The slope of a line, parallel and perpendicular lines and the equation of a line will be developed.  Equations, as they relate to the shape of a graph will be studied.

Prerequisites:

     To be accepted to this class students must have a deep understanding of the topics of fractions, decimals, percentage, ratio, rate, and distance-speed-time problems and be able to solve difficult word problems on these topics.

     In addition students must have command of the topics of PreAlgebra, including integers (+, - x, and dividing); simple exponents, distributing and then combining like terms, absolute values, algebraic substitution, and be able to turn a verbal phrase into an algebraic expression or equation and solve it. They should know how to form and solve a simple linear equation.

     They must have some basic geometry, e.g. area of triangles and composite shapes, angles of a triangle, and quadrilateral.

 

 

 

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Mary Marvin

I have taught Mathematics at SchoolPlus for 17 years, to students of all ages and levels from the earliest years of grade school, through advanced classes like AP Calculus. During this time, I have also been teaching in the Rutgers University Mathematics Department.

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