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Algebra 1 Online Review for the Summer
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Course Description:
1.0 Continuing Education Units are available at course completion.
Do you need a review of Algebra 1 this summer? In this class you will receive prompt replies (daily emails) to any algebra question you have as well as receive a review of solving equations, multiplying and factoring polynomials, graphing lines, finding slopes of lines and creative ideas of solving word problems. I personally answer all email within 1 day and grade all work submitted within the day. If you see any statements that you can ask only 15 questions then please ignore that. I have changed the course so that you can ask any number of questions by email. There are at least 16 full algebra Lessons. Each Lesson has 1 or 2 assignments for you to complete and submit to me. I grade all assignments and tests the day that they are submitted to the classroom. I answer all email within a few hours, but often it is in just a few minutes. The topics to be reviewed include solving linear equations, multiplying polynomials, factoring polynomials, money word problems, graphing lines, finding the slope of a line and finding the midpoint and length of a line segment. You must already know how to add, subtract, multiply and divide integers and know how to use well the Order of Operations. You may take a free placement test at my personal web site to see if you are ready for Algebra 1 or Algebra 2.
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Algebra 1A: An Introduction (1 high school semester)
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Course Description:
4.00 Continuing Education Units are available at course completion.
Algebra 1A is designed for those students, young or old, who need a thorough course in Algebra 1 or introductory algebra. You may ask questions by email on all lessons or problems in the class. I personally answer all email daily. Few online classes offer this service. This online course is equivalent to 1 semester of high school Algebra 1 or 1/2 of Introductory Algebra in college. There is a sequel to this class, Algebra 1B. The same book is used; no need to buy another. These two courses will prepare you well for your first college course. This class is very comprehensive; there are 30 lessons and 6 tests in Algebra 1A. Please visit my web site for a free placement test and evaluation or to contact me. Susan Johnsey. I am a state certified teacher with 30+ years of experience and I have a Master's degree in Mathematics from the University of Alabama in Birmingham. I also have 18 semester hours of post-graduate work. Math is a process that requires logic and problem solving abilities. Rules of math build upon each other. Understanding or memorizing rules is not sufficient. You must be able to use them well to successfully move ahead. Some people learn quickly some do not, but all need practice. For this reason I have chosen a textbook (it has been in publication for over 15 years) that is excellent for several reasons. It contains hundreds of examples and thousands of problems to work. For all examples, the answers and the steps to work the problem are given . The answers to all odd problems are also given. At the end of each chapter is a review and a test. The answers to these are also given. The organization and layout of the book is very good. The latest edition of this book is used in several universities. I use the 3rd or 5th edition which can still be found on the internet at a used book price. Sometimes the books are slightly used sometimes they are almost new with varied prices between $20 to $35 that is including shipping. Most colleges offer this class, but do not give college credit for it. Why pay an enormous price for a class for which you can not receive credit? The knowledge of Algebra 1 is what you need so that you may then enter into a college credit algebra class. This class is very affordable and will be well worth your money. It is much cheaper than private tutoring or a college class.
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Algebra 101
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Course Description:
3.0 Continuing Education Units are available at course completion.
This is intended for students who need to brush up, review or gather a basic understanding of how to perform Algebra operations. This course will benefit both current students and adults who need to know how to perform basic Algebra operations which involve Simplifying, factoring, or solving equations in the form of inequalities, fractions, exponents or word problems. Knowing how to solve Algebraic problems does increase your skills which may open up many career opportunities. It is a way of thinking and figuring out how this works that you use in everyday life (though the majority of time you do not realize you are) So it is in your best interest (particularly in this age of technology) to learn this material. This self paced course is divided up in ten comprehensive lessons linked to practice assignments, web resources, and quizzes. This course is perfect for students preparing for Math tests (such as GED or other college placement exams) or adults needing to improve business related skills.
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Algebra 1B The Second Semester of Algebra 1
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Course Description:
4.0 Continuing Education Units are available at course completion.
Algebra 1B is designed for those serious students who need a thorough course in Algebra 1(high school) or Introductory Algebra(college developmental). This is the second half of the course. The student taking this course must have completed Algebra 1A before beginning this course. I also teach that class here at universalclass.com. These two courses are very comprehensive. They require the purchase of one particular textbook. I can help you find it on the internet at a reduced price. But, if you have already completed Algebra 1A with me then you already own the book! If you have recently completed an Algebra 1 course, but are not sure you are ready for Algebra 2 then this course will help. But you must remember: 1. solving equations 3x - (x+6) = 2 + 5x and 3x 2 +10x - 8 = 0 ; 2. factoring polynomials: 3xy - 24xyz and 3x 2 +10x - 8 in order to take this class. Please visit my web site for a free placement test or info on the required book. Susan Johnsey I am a state certified teacher with 30+ years of experience and I have a Master's degree in Mathematics from the University of Alabama in Birmingham. I also have 18 semester hours of post-graduate work.
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Algebra 2 (first semester) or Intermediate College Algebra 1
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Course Description:
4.00 Continuing Education Units are available at course completion.
Algebra 2A is designed for those students who need a thorough course in Algebra 2 or Intermediate Algebra. You may ask questions by email on all lessons or problems in the class. All grades and comments/replies to email are returned within 24 hours. This self-paced online course is equivalent to 1 semester of high school Algebra 2 or 1/2 of Intermediate College Algebra. There is a sequel to this class, Algebra 2B. These two courses will prepare you well for your first college course. This class is very comprehensive. If you choose to take the second class also then it will require the purchase of a textbook. I can help you find one at a reduced price. You must know Algebra 1 to take this class or have already taken Algebra 2. If you are not sure you know Algebra 1 then Please visit my web site for a free placement test and evaluation or to contact me. Susan Johnsey. Google knows me....Just give it my name and algebra. I am a state certified teacher with 30+ years of experience and I have a Master's degree in Mathematics from the University of Alabama in Birmingham. I also have 21 semester hours of post-graduate work. I have been teaching online for over 5 years. I homeschooled my own children for over 16 years. Math is a process that requires work through problem solving. Some people learn quickly some do not, but all need practice. Rules of math build upon each other. Understanding or memorizing rules is not sufficient. You must be able to use them well to successfully move ahead. I answer all questions within one day. I have had numerous adult students complete my classes. They needed to relearn algebra for they were making career changes or wanting a promotion. I have also had home school, private school, and public school students complete my classes. I have had a few to complete all 6 courses and then go right into college algebra or precalculus at a university. Please consider my classes for yourself or your child or your grandchild. Susan Johnsey Google knows me....Just give it my name and algebra.
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Algebra 2 (second semester) or Intermediate College Algebra 1(part 2)
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Course Description:
5.00 Continuing Education Units are available at course completion.
We will study systems of equations, rational expressions and equations, quadratic equations and functions, logarithms, and conic sections in this course. This is the second semester to Algebra 2 or Intermediate College Algebra 1(part 2). This class requires the purchase of a textbook. The price on the internet should be $20 to $35 (including shipping). See for the book information. You must have completed the Algebra 2(first semester) or Algebra 1B to enroll in this class. The instructor, Susan Johnsey, provides a free placement test service at her web site.
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Basic Concepts of Calculus
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Course Description:
1.0 Continuing Education Units are available at course completion.
My friend Sir Isaac Newton and I would like you all to learn something about calculus. Together we will introduce the basic concepts of calculus in a fun and exciting way. While not meant to be the clone of a credited university or AP highschool course, it will teach the basics of calculus. Beginning with the history of why calculus was developed, Sir Isaac and I go on to talk about the limit, continuity, the derivative and the integral in a way that even you non math people can appreciate. For those of you that want more depth, there are some extra exercises to challege your abilities. MATH IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT SUBJECTS AROUND, AND CALCULUS IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT AREAS OF MATH. LET'S HAVE SOME FUN AND LEARN SOME MATH.
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Basic Math Skills
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Course Description:
1.0 Continuing Education Units are available at course completion.
This course is designed for people who need to improve their basic math skills. Students will learn the basic fundamentals of arithmetic (e.g. Addition, Subtraction, Division, Multiplication, fractions and decimals.) as well as practical problem solving, computing with integers, fractions & decimals. This site will contain both practice problems and a short quiz after each Lesson and assignment.
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GED Preparation for the Math Exam
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Course Description:
3.0 Continuing Education Units are available at course completion.
This online course will prepare you to take the Mathematics portion of the GED (General Educational Development) test. The testing format will be explained and broken down to highlight the content this part of the exam will cover. This course will provide many resources from strategies, practice tests, attached to many how to solve test topics to be read at your own leisure. Topics covered will include: -Arithmetic (different forms of numbers, signs and symbols, how to perform various operations, how to solve problems with Fractions, Percents and Decimals, and much more) -Algebra (linear Equations and Inequalities, how to solve various word problems, how to simplify and factor numbers, and much more) -Geometry (Geometric Concepts and Relationships, understanding measurements of congruence and similarity, the Pythagorean Theorem, and much more) This course will focus on the math portion of the GED exam. Other courses in this preparation series include: 10767 - GED Preparation for the Social Studies Exam - http://universalclass.com/i/crn/10767.htm 13887 - GED Preparation for the Science Exam - http://home.universalclass.com/i/crn/13887.htm 14175 - GED Preparation for the Essay - http://home.universalclass.com/i/crn/14175.htm 14355 - GED Preparation for the Language Arts, Writing, Part 1 - http://home.universalclass.com/i/crn/14355.htm -or the complete study of the GED exam- 5298 - GED Preparation http://home.universalclass.com/i/crn/5298.htm
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Geometry 101
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Course Description:
1.0 Continuing Education Units are available at course completion.
This course will provide the learner with a better understanding of the underlying concepts of geometry. Through readings, lessons, quizzes and independent explorations, the learner will leave the course with more complete understanding of geometry and begin to be able to think in a geometrical fashion. Websites are also provided to help the learner further explore the topics on his/her own. At the end of this unit, the learner will be able to describe some of the basic premises behind geometric thinking, reasoning and study. They will also be able to demonstrate the following learning objectives: Objectives (based on the Van Hiele levels of geometric thought): Students will be able to demonstrate the ability identify the ways geometry is used by people in their daily lives (i.e. professions, synthetic universe, natural universe, in the home, etc...) Students will be able to recognize and name figures (triangle, square, rectangle, rhombus, parellelogram, polygon, pentagon, hexagon, octagon, kite, rectangular and triangular pyramids, prisms, cone, sphere) [Level 0 Visualization] Students will be able to analyze various properties of shapes (i.e. right angles, parallel sides, number of sides, number of corners, etc...) [Level 1 Analysis] Students will be able to construct relationships between classes of figures (i.e. rectangles are parallelograms with a right angle, etc…) [Level 2 Informal Deduction] Students will be able to think deductively in regards to geometrical concepts. [Level 3 and 4 Deduction/Rigorous Proof]
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Geometry Class for High School (first semester)
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Course Description:
4.00 Continuing Education Units are available at course completion.
This geometry course is designed for those students, young or old, who need a thorough course in Geometry. This online course is equivalent to the first semester of high school geometry. The class and its sequel, Geometry (second semester) will prepare you well for Algebra 2 and Precalculus. The topics to be studied include basic geometric figures, deductive reasoning and proofs, postulates and theorems for parallel lines and planes, corollaries and theorems for congruent triangles, properties and theorems for quadrilaterals, inequalities of triangles, and polygons. A particular geometry textbook is required for the course. The student may work at his own pace. He may begin at any time. Each day that an assignment or test is submitted by the student he will receive his grade and corrections within a few hours by email. The instructor, Susan Johnsey, is available daily for questions and to grade your work. Your scores and answers to your questions are answered daily and returned to you by email. Be sure your email address is valid and easy for you to check. If you have questions then please contact me, SUSAN JOHNSEY, at web-request@universalclass.com . I am a highly qualified teacher in the area of math and the book that I have selected is used in many high schools throughout the U.S. Please visit my personal web site at for complete information about the book.
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Geometry Class for High School (second semester)
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Course Description:
4.00 Continuing Education Units are available at course completion.
Geometry Class for High School (second semester) is a continuation of my first semester geometry course. This course will present a good knowledge of Geometry which includes proving theorems, finding congruent polygons, calculating the areas and volumes of polygons and polyhedrons, solving for the parts of right triangles, finding the measurements of circles (arcs, sectors, chords, secants, tangents, central angles and inscribed angles), and understanding the use of algebra in analytical geometry. In the United States most State Boards of Education require completion of the first and second semesters of Geometry for graduation from a public or private high school. This is the second semester of Geometry.
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How To Solve Basic Word Problems
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Course Description:
3.0 Continuing Education Units are available at course completion.
This course will demonstrate methods used to solve basic word problems. It is intended for students who need a basic understanding of how to set up and solve word problems that involve numbers, money, money terms, distances, percentages, mixtures and age. This self paced course provides step by step guides and links to practice exercises, web resources, and quizzes. This course is perfect for students struggling through word problems in a school environment, preparing for Math tests (such as GED or other college placement exams) or adults needing to improve business related skills.
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Math All-In-One (Arithmetic, Algebra, & Geometry Review)
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Course Description:
3.0 Continuing Education Units are available at course completion.
This self-paced All-In-One Math Course reviews the basics of arithmetic, algebra and geometry. The condensed course covers the following material: -Arithmetic: ( reviewing the use of numbers, signs and symbols, how to perform various operations, how to solve problems with Fractions, Percents and Decimals, and much more). -Algebra: ( reviewing linear Equations and Inequalities, how to solve various word problems, how to simplify and factor numbers, and much more). - Geometry: ( reviewing Geometric Concepts and Relationships, understanding Measurements of Congruence and Similarity, the Pythagorean Theorem, and much more). This compact course is an ideal crash course for anyone needing review or instruction in these math areas or anyone who wants to improve results on high school or college exams. If you want a jump start before starting college or just interested in learning how to solve Math problems this is the course for you.
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Math Review 101
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Course Description:
3.0 Continuing Education Units are available at course completion.
This course deals with the nuts and bolts of Math. Students will become equipped with a solid foundation of the mathematical tools required to solve more complex mathematical operations. This course would benefit any student (regardless of age) who requires help understanding basic math skills in order to pass a placement test, a course, a specific job, or a review or brush up on math skills. No previous education is required though understanding lesson material assumes students at least have a 7 th grade reading level. Lessons will focus on the steps involved in adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing as well as the order of operations. In addition this course will focus on the various forms of numbers such as fractions, decimals, percents, radical signs, absolute value signs exponents, ratios.
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