Pre-Algebra
Negative Numbers, Order of Operations, Solving for the Unknown, and Other Topics
Pre-Algebra teaches basic rules of solving equations using the associative, commutative, and other properties. Simple operations with polynomials are demonstrated with place-value blocks for conceptual understanding before being taught conventionally. Geometry concepts include surface area, volume, and the Pythagorean theorem.
Class Details
Curriculum: Math U See
Time: Mondays from 10am - 11am
Dates: Sep 9 - Dec 9
Place: My home in Nibley
Cost: $140
Algebra 2
Factoring Polynomials, Quadratic Formula, Graphing Conic Sections
Algebra 2 is a more rigorous algebra course that builds on the previous two courses. Besides review and expansion of topics taught in Algebra 1, the course covers advanced factoring, imaginary and complex numbers, conjugate numbers, the binomial theorem, the quadratic formula, motion problems, and other kinds of application problems. Graphing includes extensive practice with conic sections and solving systems of equations visually and algebraically. Vectors are also introduced.
Class Details
Curriculum: Math U See
Time: Mondays from 11am - 12pm
Dates: Sep 9 - Dec 9
Place: My home in Nibley
Cost: $140
Pre-calculus
Trigonometry, Identities, Polar Equations, Logarithms, Sequences, Limits, and Other Topics to Prepare for Calculus
PreCalculus combines classic trigonometry with the advanced algebra needed for calculus and other courses. Topics include trig ratios, trigonometric identities, laws of trigonometry, radian measure, polar equations, functions and their graphs, sequences and series, and limits.
Class Details
Curriculum: Math U See
Time: Mondays from 1pm - 2pm
Dates: Sep 9 - Dec 9
Place: My home in Nibley
Cost: $140
about ME
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Math is not just about numbers; it's a way of thinking, a language that describes the universe. From the simplest arithmetic to the complexities of calculus, every aspect of math has its own unique charm. I've always strived to make my lessons engaging and accessible, using real-world examples to show how math is everywhere around us.
In my classes we celebrate the joy of problem-solving and the satisfaction of overcoming challenges. I believe that every student has the potential to excel in math, and my mission has been to unlock that potential. My goal is to make math a subject that everyone can enjoy and appreciate.
As I look back over the past three decades that I’ve been teaching math, I'm filled with gratitude for the journey and excited for the future. There's always more to learn and new ways to inspire the next generation of mathematicians.
Mentor: Misty Myer
"Mathematics is the language in which God has written the universe."~ Galileo Galilei
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