Course Overview​​

Mathematics isn't just numbers and symbols, it's much more than a subject that we study at school. It is important in our daily lives as it helps us make decisions, solve problems, and understand what happens around us. It is a part of human history. We use it every day to perform real life skills, like cooking, baking, shopping, and time and money management.

Recipes often need to be measured and converted, such as adjusting the amount of ingredients based on serving sizes. Math makes that easier by keeping ratios right. Planning your day? Math helps to plan and arrange, such as calculating travel time, setting alarms, and managing daily activities. When buying things, knowing percentages and basic calculations help us compare prices, calculate discounts, and pick the best deal without getting confused. Math matters when budgeting, saving, and managing money. We can calculate income, expenses, and savings and make better financial decisions. Also, a strong math foundation opens more job options. Many fields like engineering, business, and technology rely heavily on math. 

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Mathematics is a subject about numbers, patterns, and shapes. In grades 8-12, students learn various mathematical concepts and knowledge and use different strategies to solve problems. They learn how to apply math to real situations, make predictions, and explain their thinking. Learning math can improve thinking ability, like memory, reflection, communication, problem solving, critical thinking, and analytical thinking. These skills are beneficial for all areas of life. The curriculum consists of number operations, algebra, logic, measurement, geometric constructions, probability and statistics, financial literacy, arithmetic sequences, linear functions, trigonometry, data analysis, functions, trigonometry, transformations and analyses of various functions used in higher mathematics, and geometric sequences and series.