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Algebra I
Grades 6–10
This is an elementary course in Algebra where emphasis is placed on developing facility in working with algebraic terminology, students study concepts, including variables, linear equations, factoring, graphing, and verbal problems. Classroom lectures are supplemented by homework assignments and video lessons from an electronic textbook. (Also listed for Upper School.)
June 23 – July 25
9:00 am–12:00 pm
$2,000
*No class: July 4
Intensive Algebra I Review MINICOURSE
Grades 8-9
;This class is designed for students who have already completed an Algebra I course but need additional practice and review to internalize the concepts. Topics will include but not be limited to linear systems, quadratic analysis, and transformations of all types of functions. This will be a very active course, with students participating in discussions and sharing solutions on a daily basis."}">This 3-hour class is designed for students who have already completed an Algebra I course but need additional practice and review to internalize the concepts. Topics will include but not be limited to linear systems, quadratic analysis, and transformations of all types of functions. This will be a very active course, with students participating in discussions and sharing solutions on a daily basis.
June 16 - June 27
12:30-3:30pm
$750
*No class: June 19
Intro to Algebra MINICOURSE
Grades 8-9
This class is designed for students who need to brush up on Pre-algebra concepts and/or have a preview of beginning topics in Algebra I. Topics will include but not be limited to elementary number theory (prime factorization and its applications), relational thinking (beginning to think in the abstract), and linear equations and graphs. This will be a very active course, with students participating in discussions and sharing solutions on a daily basis.\n"}">This class is designed for students who need to brush up on Pre-algebra concepts and/or have a preview of beginning topics in Algebra I. Topics will include but not be limited to elementary number theory (prime factorization and its applications), relational thinking (beginning to think in the abstract), and linear equations and graphs. This will be a very active course, with students participating in discussions and sharing solutions on a daily basis.
June 16 - June 27
10:00am-12:00pm
$550
No class June 19