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Elaine Perkins of Elmira High School, upstate in the Southern Tier, just sent us an awesome synopsis of the material in Common Core Algebra II. This isn’t a review set of problems, but a comprehensive listing of all of the content with important formulas and other ideas.
Elaine was kind enough to supply the document, which must have taken her weeks to create. She gave it to use in MS Word. So, teachers can decide if they want to use it en masse or if they want to tailor it to the material that they taught in their course. It’s simply that comprehensive. Here it is:
Thanks Elaine. This comes at a great time as we get closer and closer to June 1st.
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