In a high school Geometry course, the emphasis is on developing spatial reasoning, logical thinking, and formal proof. Students build on their algebra skills while learning about the properties of geometric figures and the relationships between them.
Arithmetic with integers, fractions, decimals, and percentages.
Solving one- and two-step linear equations.
Graphing points on the coordinate plane.
Working with ratios, proportions, and basic formulas.
Simplifying algebraic expressions.
Understanding variables and linear relationships.
Basic problem-solving and mathematical reasoning.
In most U.S. high schools, the prerequisite is Algebra I (or an equivalent integrated mathematics course).