High School Math Classes
Pre-Algebra
For the 2021 - 2022 school year, this class meets 9:00 am to 10:00 am EST Tuesdays and Thursdays. We cover equations, math properties and application with variables, ratios and proportions, percentages, and much more. This class will give your child the ability to transition into algebra 1. We are presently writing the book for pre-algebra and will supply pdf versions. This book is written by Mary Carroll, MEd. and Judy Ebbing MEd. Mrs. Ebbing teaches the course and will help your child succeed in math.
Algebra 1
For the 2021 - 2022 school year, this class meets 10:00 am to 11:00 am Tuesdays and Thursdays. We cover graphing, quadratics, radicals, and much more. This class will give your child a firm foundation for their math in future classes. We use His Vessel Textbook Algebra 1, written by Mary Carroll, MEd. Mrs. Carroll teaches the course and will help your child succeed in math.
Geometry
For the 2021 - 2022 school year, this class meets 10:30 am to 11:30 am EST Mondays and Wednesdays. We cover 2D and 3D shapes, shapes on a coordinate plane, right triangles, trigonometry functions (sin, cos, and tan), circles and much more. This class is taken before algebra 2. Students will have a firm foundation in solving equations by the end of this class, allowing them to transition into algebra 2. Mary Carroll is presently writing the book for geometry and will supply pdf versions. Mrs. Carroll teaches the course and will help your child succeed in math.
Algebra 2
For the 2021 - 2022 school year, this class meets 9:00 pm to 10:00 am EST Tuesdays and Thursdays. In this class, trigonometry is taught 1 quarter, and algebra 2 for the last 3 quarters. We cover advanced trigonometry, logarithm, mattrices, functions, inequalities and much more. We use Glencoe McGraw-Hill workbook published in 2007. The workbook is supplied to the students. Mary Carroll teaches the course and will help your child succeed in math.
Real World Math
Pre-Calculus
For the 2021 - 2022 school year, this class meets 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm EST Mondays and Wednesdays. We cover trigonometry, polar coordinates, vectors, conics, statitics and much more. The class uses Precalculus: Mathematics for Calculus, 5th Edition by James Stewart. His books are used in colleges all over the U.S.. Mrs. Carroll teaches the course and will help prepare your child for college math courses.
Personal Finance
For the 2021 - 2022 school year, this class is offered for a semester or 16 weeks of instruction with an hour lecture for two days a week held from January to May. Total of 32 classes. The curriculum is Foundations in Personal Finance for Homeschoolers by Ramsey. Mary Carroll is the teacher.
Pre-Pre Algebra
For the 2021 - 2022 school year, this class meets 11:00 am to 11:30 am EST Tuesdays and Thursdays. This class will cover one-step equations, distributive property with variables, percentages, geometry topics, and much more. Judy Ebbing teaches the course and will help your child be ready for pre-algebra.
Elementary Math Courses
IEW Writing - Medieval History-Based Writing Lessons grades 6-8
From the Anglo-Saxons to the Renaissance, from chivalrous knights to Genghis Khan, students will improve their knowledge of medieval times while learning to write with Structure and Style®. This theme-based writing curriculum offers 29 weeks of instruction. Students will be required to have the student book only. Please let me know if you have any questions. iewwriting777@gmail.com - Laura Jones. The class must have a minimum number of 8 students to hold the class.
IEW Writing- Structure and Style for Students 1A (4th-6th Grade)
While moving through Units 1-7, students will enjoy fantastic fables, amazing animals, and peculiar places. Learning how to take notes and then write from those notes, students establish a base to move onto more complex writing. Summarizing narrative stories leads to writing from pictures. In addition, they will put together mini-research reports, write a letter, and compose creative essays. Structure and Style for Students will be a live class that is interactive and enjoyable. It is not necessary to purchase the videos for this program. This is an introductory course that will give your student a firm foundation for writing. Teacher feedback will be given on a weekly basis. Parents are required to actively participate in the homework process. Scribing for your child is appropriate but do not change their words!! During class, structure will be introduced, explained, and modeled. Tools will be provided to add style. Students will also gain knowledge of organizing as they assemble their binder weekly. Students will begin class needing parental assistance, but the goal is for them to be mostly independent by the end of the year. Assignments will need to be typed using Google docs by the student or with parental assistance. This class has an 8-student minimum but is meant to be a small group, so space is limited. This class will begin on Tuesday, September 14th from 1:15 PM- 2:30 PM
Structure and Style 2B (7th - 9th grade)
All Things Fun and Facinating (3rd - 5th)
Students reading at a 3rd-6th grade level, who are new to IEW will enjoy these incremental and effective writing lessons. Third graders are welcome with parental assistance. While moving through Units 1-7, students will enjoy both fiction and nonfiction. Learning how to take notes and then write from those notes, students establish a base to move onto more complex writing. Summarizing narrative stories leads into writing from pictures. In addition, they will put together mini research reports, write a letter, and compose creative essays.
A live interactive IEW class will engage your student each week. Attending live class is essential for success, however, sessions will be recorded. My goal is to assist your student to gain skills to confidently communicate by learning to write well, think clearly, and express themselves eloquently and persuasively.
Classes are taught using methodology by The Institute for Excellence in Writing® by a teacher certified with this method. IEW’s Structure and Style® writing method will give your student’s a toolbox so that they have confidence-building tools, which lays the groundwork for a lifetime of excellent writing.
Parents are required to actively participate in the homework process. Scribing for your child is appropriate but do not change their words!! During class, structure will be introduced, explained, and modeled. Tools will be provided to add style. Students will begin class needing parental assistance, but the goal is for them to be mostly independent by the end of the year. Assignments will need to be typed by the student or with parental assistance.
Required Book: https://iew.com/shop/products/all-things-fun-fascinating
This class has an 8-student minimum but is meant to be a small group, so space is limited.
Course Length
This course is a two semester class, meeting weekly, using the required textbook
This class will begin on Wednesday, September 15th from 11AM-12:15 AM ET
IEW Writing Classes
IEW Writing - Medieval History-Based Writing Lessons grades 6-8
From the Anglo-Saxons to the Renaissance, from chivalrous knights to Genghis Khan, students will improve their knowledge of medieval times while learning to write with Structure and Style®. This theme-based writing curriculum offers 29 weeks of instruction. Students will be required to have the student book only. Please let me know if you have any questions. iewwriting777@gmail.com - Laura Jones. The class must have a minimum number of 8 students to hold the class.
IEW Writing- Structure and Style for Students 1A (4th-6th Grade)
While moving through Units 1-7, students will enjoy fantastic fables, amazing animals, and peculiar places. Learning how to take notes and then write from those notes, students establish a base to move onto more complex writing. Summarizing narrative stories leads to writing from pictures. In addition, they will put together mini-research reports, write a letter, and compose creative essays. Structure and Style for Students will be a live class that is interactive and enjoyable. It is not necessary to purchase the videos for this program. This is an introductory course that will give your student a firm foundation for writing. Teacher feedback will be given on a weekly basis. Parents are required to actively participate in the homework process. Scribing for your child is appropriate but do not change their words!! During class, structure will be introduced, explained, and modeled. Tools will be provided to add style. Students will also gain knowledge of organizing as they assemble their binder weekly. Students will begin class needing parental assistance, but the goal is for them to be mostly independent by the end of the year. Assignments will need to be typed using Google docs by the student or with parental assistance. This class has an 8-student minimum but is meant to be a small group, so space is limited. This class will begin on Tuesday, September 14th from 1:15 PM- 2:30 PM
Structure and Style 2B (7th - 9th grade)
All Things Fun and Facinating (3rd - 5th)
Students reading at a 3rd-6th grade level, who are new to IEW will enjoy these incremental and effective writing lessons. Third graders are welcome with parental assistance. While moving through Units 1-7, students will enjoy both fiction and nonfiction. Learning how to take notes and then write from those notes, students establish a base to move onto more complex writing. Summarizing narrative stories leads into writing from pictures. In addition, they will put together mini research reports, write a letter, and compose creative essays.
A live interactive IEW class will engage your student each week. Attending live class is essential for success, however, sessions will be recorded. My goal is to assist your student to gain skills to confidently communicate by learning to write well, think clearly, and express themselves eloquently and persuasively.
Classes are taught using methodology by The Institute for Excellence in Writing® by a teacher certified with this method. IEW’s Structure and Style® writing method will give your student’s a toolbox so that they have confidence-building tools, which lays the groundwork for a lifetime of excellent writing.
Parents are required to actively participate in the homework process. Scribing for your child is appropriate but do not change their words!! During class, structure will be introduced, explained, and modeled. Tools will be provided to add style. Students will begin class needing parental assistance, but the goal is for them to be mostly independent by the end of the year. Assignments will need to be typed by the student or with parental assistance.
Required Book: https://iew.com/shop/products/all-things-fun-fascinating
This class has an 8-student minimum but is meant to be a small group, so space is limited.
Course Length
This course is a two semester class, meeting weekly, using the required textbook
This class will begin on Wednesday, September 15th from 11AM-12:15 AM ET
All Classes are recorded in case your child is unable to attend.
Visit our tuition and fees page for more information.
How our classes work! Each hour-long or half-hour-long session has a live teacher teaching your child. The teacher uses a variety of teaching modalities and the students are able to ask questions in real-time. An assignment is given at the end of each class to reinforce the topics covered in the live session. Attendance is required, but we record the class in case your child is unable to attend. We incorporate God into our curriculum to help the students better understand the material.
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