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Homeschool Math Blog: High school math after algebra, geometry ...

High school math after algebra, geometry, and consumer math?

Question: "I am a homeschooling mom, with two children still at home. We use Switched On Schoolhouse almost exclusively. My son will be a senior this fall. He took Algebra 1 and geometry but was against taking trig. I had him take Consumer Math this year and I am trying to find him something for his senior year. He is not leaning towards college, but perhaps a tech school. ANY advice you can give will be greatly appreciated! Thanks!"...  [more...]

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AOP Net Alert|Horizons Pre-Algebra Is Here! - Alpha Omega ...

Lead your child into advanced math with the new Horizons Pre-Algebra! This highly anticipated course for junior high students reviews basic math operations and walks your child into the intriguing world of algebra, trigonometry, geometry, and real-life applications with a colorful student workbook, a user-friendly teacher's guide, and a tests and resources book. Order Horizons Pre-Algebra! College Test Prep Prepare your child for the rigors of standardized math testing! Because many colleges...  [more...]

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Teaching Textbooks Algebra Review - Homeschool Curriculum ...

Overcome homeschooling Algebra struggles with Teaching Textbooks Algebra curriculum. Read this happy mom’s review... My teenage son has used Teaching Textbooks Algebra curriculum for the past two years and we plan to use this same curriculum next year for Geometry. Usually Geometry is taken between the Algebra courses, however the creators of Teaching Textbooks suggested to complete the Algebra courses first and then go on to Geometry. You do not need Geometry for Algebra 2 so we decided to...  [more...]

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Saxon Homeschool Math

A typical high school math sequence will ordinarily look one of two ways:

algebra 1 > geometry > algebra 2

Some textbooks do it one way, and a good deal of do it the other way. They all undertake to convince you that THEIR way is the RIGHT way! The truth is, it does not matter mathematically which one comes first.

Homeschool High school children might gain if they have geometry before 11th grade, for purposes of the PSAT and SAT.

There is rather a bit of geometry on the PSAT. In order to get...  [more...]

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