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Common Core Algebra

A Peek at Chapter 1 in…. Common Core Algebra. 9/5/14. Vocabulary. a lgebraic expression numerical expression c oefficient square root e quivalent expressions radical e valuate radicand

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Common Core Algebra

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  1. A Peek at Chapter 1 in… Common Core Algebra 9/5/14 Vocabulary • algebraic expression numerical expression • coefficient square root • equivalent expressions radical • evaluate radicand • integers rational numbers • like terms irrational numbers • order of operations whole numbers • real numbers natural numbers • simplify inequality • term absolute value • variable reciprocal • exponent constant • base equation • power distributive property Chapter 1 Foundations for Algebra • Chapter Objectives • Students will learn to write and evaluate expressions with unknown values. • Students will review each number system and their operations. • Algebra Common Core Standards • A-SSE.1 • A-CED.3 • A-REI.10 Check out www.virtualnerd.com for video tutorials or download the free app for apple devices. • Ideas on how to support your child in math... • Always have notes from class, a textbook or other resources close by. • Ensure the student takes responsibility for her own learning by finding assistance independently. • Never give children the answers to problems. • Encourage your child to underline or highlight key words or phrases in situational problems, as these often help students set up a solution. • After your child has completed an assignment, ask him/her to share what he/she believes was the most important idea. • Ask your student about what they are learning in class. Upcoming Events • Thursday, 9/18 - Picture Day in math class • Thursday, 9/18 - Practice Test Chapter 1 • Monday, 9/22 - Test Chapter 1

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