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3. Geometry
in 2. Department of Mathematics
GEOMETRY/LIVE (Option 1)
with Mrs. Katie Pennington
*From: $84 / month for 7 months
Grades: 9th-11th
Live & Graded Class: Monday & Wednesday 1:15-2:00 PM ET
Course Dates: August 24-May 19
Cost: $588 (+$50 registration fee, not refundable)
Discounts: PROMO CODES HERE
Instructor email: MrsPennington@Apologia.com
More Information: Prerequisite: Algebra 1 Class description & teacher bio
Notes: Non-USA address? See FAQ #17
Summary: Geometry is the study of mathematics that is concerned with shapes, lines, areas, proofs, conic sections, and more. It takes these concepts, that were briefly introduced in algebra 1, and expounds on them, and lets students see how math is applied to the real world. Geometry helps develop certain thinking processes that are incorporated in future math courses, as well as in everyday life. It is a very ‘fun’ math that helps students to think deeply about certain things while allowing them the freedom to explore new concepts. Geometry is usually taken between algebra 1 and 2, although it is possible to take it after algebra 2. It is a 10th-11th grade course, and algebra 1 is a prerequisite for it.
*If registered by March 31, 2020. Payment schedule will vary based on your registration date. Final payment due by Oct. 31, 2020. You may request a custom payment schedule.
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GEOMETRY/REC (Option 2)
with Mrs. Katie Pennington
*From: $84 / month for 7 months
Grades: 9th-11th
Recorded & Graded Class: Class video available weekly after live class recording.
Course Dates: August 24-May 19
Cost: $588 (+$50 registration fee, not refundable)
Discounts: PROMO CODES HERE
Instructor email: MrsPennington@Apologia.com
More Information: Prerequisite: Algebra 1 Class description & teacher bio
Notes: Non-USA address? See FAQ #17
Summary: Geometry is the study of mathematics that is concerned with shapes, lines, areas, proofs, conic sections, and more. It takes these concepts, that were briefly introduced in algebra 1, and expounds on them, and lets students see how math is applied to the real world. Geometry helps develop certain thinking processes that are incorporated in future math courses, as well as in everyday life. It is a very ‘fun’ math that helps students to think deeply about certain things, while allowing them the freedom to explore new concepts. Geometry is usually taken between algebra 1 and 2, although it is possible to take it after algebra 2. It is a 10th-11th grade course, and algebra 1 is a prerequisite for it.
*If registered by March 31, 2020. Payment schedule will vary based on your registration date. Final payment due by Oct. 31, 2020. You may request a custom payment schedule.