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Helpful Links

  • Algebra Help Videos - KhanAcademy

    Topics covered from very basic algebra all the way through algebra II. This is the best algebra playlist to start at if you've never seen algebra before. Once you get your feet wet, you may want to try some of the videos in the "Algebra I Worked Examples" playlist.
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  • Hot Math

    On line graphing games.
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  • Show me how in Algebra

    Video and Audio Instruction of various topics.
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  • Algebasics Slope

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  • Online Pre-Algebra

    Pre-Algebra online games, activities, practice, and resources for students.
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  • Home Connect - Accelerated Math

    This website enables students to scan/score accelerated math practice and exercise assignments.

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  • About Graphing Calculators

    Information about Texas instruments graphing calculators.
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  • Free Graph Paper

    Free Online Graph Paper / Grid Paper PDFs to print.
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Parent's Corner Posts

  • Calculator or Pen & Paper

    Posted by Andrea Smith on 9/30/2010
    The math skills of kids in every level of school aren't making some people happy. The solution? Banning calculators from the classroom. Can you imagine math class without your calculator?
     
    It's bad enough that calculators are banned during some government exams but now they might be banned from the classroom. It seems that some school districts, mainly the Superintendents, aren't happy with the math skills of students in all grades. Their solution? Ban calculators.

     
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  • Logic

    Posted by Andrea Smith on 9/30/2010
    We've reached one of my favorite units in geometry: logic. Today we just learned about conditionals, hypotheses, conclusions, and the 4 types of statements. I tried to be all interdisciplinary, and when we got to the part where the students had to i.d. the hypothesis and the conclusion, I said, "you know, it's just like science."
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