Algebra I for Students in 9th Grade - A Review

Algebra I for Students in 9th Grade - A ReviewPersonal Math Trainer Volume 2, Algebra I for students in 9th grade is now available to take for free. The course is designed for students who want to pursue a higher level of math by following a step-by-step program. After completing the course, students will have mastered the basic concepts of mathematics as well as an advanced understanding of its applications. The course was created by Daniel Perlman and has been certified by an organization known as the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM).The course is available to take free of charge because it is entirely self-paced. As part of the membership fee, students will receive a certificate of completion. Students who wish to do more study on the course or want to take it again can go back and review certain topics for additional assessment. The first section is titled 'Algebra 1: Fundamental Concepts'. This focuses on basic concepts of algebra as taught in the earlier editions of this course.When students begin this course, they will discover that they need to have a foundation in algebra before they can proceed to more advanced material. The second section is called 'Algebra II: Subtraction and Multiplication'. Here, students will learn about various ways of manipulating numbers.Sections 3 and 4 are optional and are not required for completion of the course. It is these sections that give students an overview of some of the areas that will be covered in the course. The final section is called 'Algebra III: Multiplication and Division'. Here, students will understand the concepts of finding the square root of a number, finding powers of a number, and converting between mathematical expressions and their respective roots.As students complete the algebra course, they will have developed a great deal of new skills. These include their ability to apply what they have learned and comprehend the concepts being presented to them in a logical manner. They will also have been introduced to new tools in computer-aided study and practice, such as workbooks, calculators, graphing calculators, and electronic reading devices.The core material for the math course, namely Algebra I, has been included with the rest of the algebra classes from the Student Services Division of SHRM. The class is also available online, so students can take it at any time during the day, instead of having to schedule class breaks.In the future, students may want to pursue another mathematics course to become an advanced math student. With the graduation requirements for each of the subjects being very high, a solid foundation is necessary. Personal Math Trainer Volume 2 by Daniel Perlman, will help them reach their academic goals.