In this interactive Algebra I course, students strengthen their understanding of linear equations, systems of equations, inequalities, exponents, polynomials, factoring, quadratics, radicals, and rational expressions. The curriculum goes beyond typical grade-level Common Core State Standards by providing greater depth, more challenging applications, and stronger problem-solving practice.Course Format12 weeks (approximately 3 months)1 live class per weekLimited to 4–6 studentsHomework assigned after every classDaily Practice worksheets for continued skill reinforcementWeekly assessments to monitor understanding and progressIndividual teacher grading and personalized feedbackThrough guided instruction, group discussion, and applied problem-solving, students learn to solve and graph equations, connect algebraic concepts to real-world situations, and clearly explain their mathematical reasoning. The small-group format gives every student frequent opportunities to participate, ask questions, and receive personalized support.After each class, students receive homework based on the concepts and problem-solving strategies taught during the lesson. Daily Practice worksheets provide short, focused practice throughout the week, while weekly assessments measure mastery and identify concepts that may require additional review. Submitted homework and assessments are individually reviewed and graded by the teacher, with personalized feedback to support each student’s progress.Our goal is to help students build confidence, strengthen problem-solving skills, achieve strong academic results, and prepare successfully for Geometry and other advanced mathematics courses.
In this interactive, once-a-week Algebra II course, students strengthen their algebra foundation while advancing into functions, systems, quadratics, polynomials, radicals, and rational expressions. Our curriculum is designed to go beyond typical grade-level Common Core State Standards, with higher expectations for accuracy, reasoning, and multi-step problem solving.Course Format12 weeks (approximately 3 months)1 live class per weekLimited to 4–6 studentsHomework assigned after every classDaily Practice worksheets for continued skill reinforcementWeekly assessments to monitor understanding and progressIndividual teacher grading and personalized feedbackThrough guided instruction, discussion, and challenging practice, students learn to interpret graphs and tables, solve equations using multiple methods, factor expressions, and apply algebraic concepts to real-world situations. Classes are limited to 4–6 students, allowing teachers to provide personalized support and ensure that every student participates.Students also receive complimentary after-class assignments and practice activities to reinforce learning, improve retention, and build independent study habits. Our goal is to help students achieve strong academic results and prepare confidently for advanced high school math courses.
Close Reading 1A uses National Geographic Learning’s Reading Explorer L1 to help students build stronger reading comprehension, academic vocabulary, and critical-thinking skills through engaging nonfiction texts and real-world topics.In this interactive small-group class, students learn to identify main ideas and supporting details, analyze text structure and author’s purpose, make inferences, and support their answers with evidence from the text. Our curriculum goes beyond typical grade-level Common Core State Standards by setting higher expectations for comprehension, vocabulary, written responses, and analytical thinking.Classes are limited to 4–6 students so every learner receives personalized guidance and frequent opportunities to participate. Students also have access to complimentary after-class assignments and practice activities to reinforce new skills. Our goal is to help students become confident, thoughtful readers and achieve strong academic results across all subjects.
Close Reading Level 1B uses National Geographic Learning’s Reading Explorer to help students advance their reading comprehension, academic vocabulary, and critical-thinking skills through engaging nonfiction texts and real-world topics.In this interactive small-group class, students learn to analyze main ideas and supporting evidence, understand text structure and author’s purpose, make stronger inferences, compare information across texts, and explain their thinking with clear textual support. Our curriculum goes beyond typical grade-level Common Core State Standards by setting higher expectations for comprehension, vocabulary development, written responses, and analytical reading.Classes are limited to 4–6 students, allowing each learner to receive personalized guidance and frequent opportunities to participate. Students also receive complimentary after-class assignments and practice activities to reinforce learning and build independent study habits. Our goal is to help students become confident, thoughtful readers and achieve strong academic results across all subjects.
