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It allows us to model the physical world, to quantify, calculate, measure, divide, multiply, separate, sort, and combine. We believe a deeper understanding of math allows us to more fully appreciate many other parts of creation such as nature, music, art, language, and science. We see mathematical concepts embedded in the Scriptures describing both God’s work and the work he has called us to as his image bearers. Understanding and using mathematical language and concepts is a uniquely human quality rooted in the character and person of God the creator and his desire to bring order out of chaos, a desire we echo here on earth. LRCA students understand the orderliness and precision of creation and practice employing logic and mathematical reasoning with accuracy and depth. They are confident calculators, creative problem-solvers, and clear communicators in mathematical languages.  \n“Greatis our Lord and mightyin power, His understanding has no limit.”  \nPsalm 147:5  \nHIGH SCHOOL | CURRICULUM GUIDE 5  \nLearning Goals ALGEBRA I & 8TH HONORS ALGEBRA I  \n• Apply mathematics to problems arising in everyday life.  \n• Communicate mathematical ideas, reasoning, and their implications using multiple representations, including symbols, diagrams, and graphs.  \n• Analyze and justify mathematical ideas.  \nWhat will we do in class?  \n• Engage in whole class and small group number talks  \n• Leverage technology to analyze complex problems  \n• Solve problems in collaborative groups What supplementary skills are we developing?  \n• Perseverance  \n• Ability to identify patterns  \n• Capacity to make informed decisions How do we show what we learn?  \n• Using appropriate math language during number talks  \n• Applying prior learning to understand new, complex tasks  \n• Demonstrating understanding on formal and informal assessments: classwork, quizzes, tests, and projects  \n\n| Unit | Learning Goals | Essential Questions |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Unit 1\u003Cbr>Generalizing Patterns | Identify patterns, write rules for patterns, describe patterns | How can patterns be described algebraically, numerically, and graphically? |\n| Unit 2\u003Cbr>Linear Relationships | Graph linear equations in different forms: Point-Slope, Slope-Intercept, and Standard Form | How can slope represent a rate of change? What kind of data is linear? |\n| Unit 3 | Apply prior knowledge of slope and linear | Is there a relationship between the solutions of linear |\n| Solving Linear Equations | graphs to write linear equations. explore linear | equations and linear graphs? |\n| and Inequalities | transformations\u003Cbr>Use information to solve equations and inequalities\u003Cbr>Write equations and inequalities from real-life situations | How can we describe their relationship? |\n| Unit 4 | Solve systems algebraically, numerically, and | What is a system of equations/inequalities? |\n| System","cbCaisiKEvjJW2U9","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisiKEvjJW2U9","pdf",12235625,114,"English","# Mathematics\n## Learning Goals\n## What will we do in class?\n## What supplementary skills are we developing?\n## How do we show what we learn?\n## Units and Essential Questions","[{\"question\":\"How do LRCA students apply mathematics in everyday life?\",\"answer\":\"Students apply mathematics to problems arising in everyday life, using appropriate mathematical language and multiple representations such as symbols, diagrams, and graphs.\"},{\"question\":\"What learning activities and technology are used in class?\",\"answer\":\"Instruction includes whole class and small group number talks, technology-supported analysis of complex problems, and collaborative group problem solving.\"},{\"question\":\"How are student learning outcomes assessed?\",\"answer\":\"Students demonstrate understanding through formal and informal assessments including classwork, quizzes, tests, and projects, along with use of appropriate math language during discussions.\"}]","LITTLE ROCK CHRISTIAN ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL CURRICULUM GUIDE - MATHEMATICS | PDF",1790080394]