Our Algebra I course is typically taken by students in middle or high school that introduces them to the basic concepts of algebra. The course covers topics such as solving equations and inequalities, graphing linear equations, understanding slope, and y-intercept, solving systems of equations, and working with polynomials and factoring. The course often uses letters and symbols to represent numbers, which allows students to learn to manipulate and solve equations in a more general and abstract way.

The course is designed to build the foundation of mathematical skills needed for further studies in mathematics and science. It also helps students to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills that can be applied to other areas of their lives.

How is the instructors of Mathclub.NYC available for extra help and communication?

Teachers should be available for extra help and communication by appointment if a student’s performance is not satisfactory. We provide 10-15 minutes of undivided attention to struggling students in addition to scheduled class.

Schedule a 10-minute session with one of our instructors now.

Understand that due to the high demand, free-session appointments are allotted based on the needs of the student. Parents can reach out to the office if they have any concerns or questions.

How can I stay informed about my child’s progress in the course?

Parents can stay informed about their child’s progress by regularly checking in with the office, reviewing their child’s homework at home and test scores, and attending virtual parent-teacher conferences.