Quick Review 1: Operations with Integers
General rules for adding and subtracting
General rules for multiplying and dividing
Solving expressions with BEDMAS
Solutions to sample questions explained
Quick Review 2: More Operations with Integers
Solving more difficult expressions with BEDMAS
Solving expressions with fractions (adding and subtracting)
Solving expressions with fractions (multiplying and dividing)
Use of divide and cancel method
Lesson 1: Introducing Exponents
Defining polynomial terms
Exponent laws
Solutions to sample questions with exponent laws:
Using positive bases
Using fractions as bases
Using negative numbers as bases
Exponent tips for solving problems
Lesson 2: Polynomials
What is a term
Definition of a polynomial
Types of polynomials
Degree of a polynomial
Solutions to sample questions
Simplifying polynomial expressions
Lesson 1: Working with Equations
Formation of equations from word problems:
Identifying the unknown
Simple equation formation for adding and subtracting questions
Equation formation (times a number)
Equation formation (all four operations)
Equation formation (consecutive events)
Lesson 2: Working with More Complex Equations
Two methods of solving - Examples using each method
Equation solving diagram (ESD)
Techniques for solving equations with fractions
Lowest Common Multiple (LCM)
Solving complex equations
Examples with 2 equivalent fractions
Lesson 1: Introduction to Modelling with Graphs
Understanding and defining slope
Positive and negative slope
Calculating slope - given 2 points
Slope of a vertical line
Slope of a horizontal line
Lesson 2: More Modelling with Graphs
Defining and explaining key terms:
Dependent and independent variables
Outlier
Line of best fit
Direct and partial variation
Word problems with partial variation
Partial variation graphs
First difference: Linear and non-linear equations
Equation of a straight line (components explained)
Finding the equation of a straight line:
Given 2 points
Strategy to find equation
Lesson 1: Fundamentals of Graphing
Quick review of graphing fundamentals:
Table of values
The x and y axes
Solving a simple real world linear problem
Graphing the problem
Determining the pattern
Determining the equation
Use of the equation to solve other variations
Lesson 2 : Slope / Y – Intercept Form
Review of the slope / y-intercept form of a straight line
Standard form of linear relations
Conditions for standard form
Conversion of slope / y-intercept form to standard form
Conversion of standard form to slope / y-intercept form
Graphing linear equations in standard form
2 strategies to use
Lesson 3: Special Cases
Parallel lines
Condition for parallel lines
Strategy for determining parallel lines
Perpendicular lines
Condition for perpendicular lines
Strategy for determining perpendicular lines
Horizontal lines
Condition for horizontal lines
Strategy for determining horizontal lines
Vertical lines
Condition for vertical lines
Strategy for determining vertical lines
Lesson 4: Equation of the Line (Special Situations)
Finding the equation of the line
Parallel to x-axis and passing through a point
Perpendicular to a given equation and passing through a point
Parallel to another equation with same y-intercept
Perpendicular to a line and passing through a point
Lesson 5: Scatter Plots
Understanding and interpreting scatter plots
Description of relationships
Determining slopes
Explanation of correlations
Line of best fit
Lesson 1: Optimization of 2 – D Figures (fixed perimeters)
Determining the optimization of 2-D figures
Maximum or minimum solutions
Examples using rectangles with various dimensions
General optimization rule
Optimization special case (one length removed)
Lesson 2: Optimization of 2 – D Figures (fixed areas)
Determining the optimization of 2-D figures
Investigating solutions
Examples using rectangles with various dimensions
General optimization rule
Review of optimization rules
Practice questions using optimization rules
Lesson 3: Polygons
Some key definitions:
A vertex
Interior and exterior angles
Regular polygons
Convex and concave polygons
General rule for interior and exterior angles
Pythagorean Theorem – angle relationships