| When | Wednesday 2:30-3:30 |
| Teacher Name | RichardHussong |
| Target Age Range | None - None |
| General Grade Level | Middle School, Lower High School |
| Ability Level | Introductory |
| Skill Requirements/Prerequisites | Arithmetic, up to and including fractions and decimals. |
| Book Title | TBD |
| ISBN | |
| Family Provided Materials | Foerster's Algebra I or equivalent (depending on what is good, cheap, and readily available). This will be updated over the summer - please do not purchase yet. |
| Instructor Provided Materials | |
| Study Group Style | Lecture |
| Description | This is a continuation from Fall. Algebra is the foundation of modern mathematics, and you need to know algebra if you want to study any science. This is a standard first course in algebra, intended as the first year of a four-year high-school math sequence. We shall use a standard textbook, Foerster's Algebra I or equivalent (depending on what is good, cheap, and readily available), and I hope to cover all the material in the text in one year. There will be several hours a week of homework, because you cannot learn algebra without actually doing it. |