Math 1
Grades 9-12
MA235SMA
Math 1
This is the general math course for most incoming freshmen. Students in this course will develop more skills in problem solving, reasoning, critical thinking, connections, and communication; building on their knowledge of expressions and equations, solving systems of equations, and functions. Students will encounter quadratic, exponential functions as well as examples of other nonlinear functions. Students will also study data literacy, data literacy as well as some geometry. Scroll down to see questions and answers about this class!
Length: Year ● Credit: 1.0 ● Prerequisite: None ● NCAA Approved
Diploma Credit Area: Mathematics (MA)
Course Q & A
What can I expect in this class?
In Algebra 1, you can expect to learn how to solve equations, graph lines, and work with exponents.
What does a typical day in this class look like?
A typical day in Algebra 1 might include taking notes and working on example problems.
What about homework?
There is no homework in Algebra 1.
What about tests?
You will be tested on every module in Algebra 1. Tests represent most of the grade for this class, but you can retake them during math triage (offered daily during 7th period).
What do past students say about this class?
Past students have said many of the skills they learned in Algebra 1 apply to the real world and that they use these skills in higher level math for the rest of high school.
Why should I take this class?
You should take this class if you want a high school diploma!
Is there a prerequisite for this class?
To be successful in Algebra 1, you should have earned a C or higher in 8th Grade Math.
What else do I need to know about this class?
Algebra 1 teachers and the entire math department offer many different support options to help you succeed.