Secondary Math I, 2-Semester Course (Independent Use Student License)

Description

The Secondary Math courses are a core curriculum grounded in problem-based content and practice standards to promote universal learning and accomplishment. Students acquire knowledge through performing mathematical operations, resolving issues in mathematical and real-world settings, and developing arguments using precise language. Students will learn using high-leverage routines that help them through the process of comprehending and connecting concepts and procedures. Completion of all three of these courses also satisfies all Pre-Calculus requirements. This enables these students to enroll in higher-level courses (for example, calculus) in their fourth year.

Ensign Peak Academy Secondary Math I covers One-Variable Statistics, Linear Systems, Networks and Matrices, Linear Transformations of Planes and Space, Two-Variable Statistics, Functions, Exponential Functions, Constructions and Rigid Transformations, Vectors in Plane and Space, Projection Matrices, Notation, and Congruence.

(1 Student License; includes 36 Lessons)