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Algebra I experts, I need your help!
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jbakewell
Posted 10/29/2008 6:24 AM (#2229)
Subject: Algebra I experts, I need your help!
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Location: Lafayette		I am looking for a fantastic (and free!) website that will help a particular student learn and practice solving linear equations. This student is in 03 Geometry and is severely deficient in this area...much much more so than the typical 03G student. While I am working with this student one-on-one outside of class I am hoping to find a website that will supplement our reviews from home.

Any resources? Thank you!
mdailey
Posted 11/24/2008 3:27 PM (#2265 - in reply to #2229)
Subject: RE: Algebra I experts, I need your help!
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Location: Eastside		I'm not an Algebra I expert but here are some websites that I found.
1. http://www.wtamu.edu/academic/anns/mps/math/mathlab/col_algebra/col_alg_tut14_lineareq.htm - has videos that the student can do to check his work
2. http://education.yahoo.com/homework_help/math_help/problem_list?id=minialg1gt_1_1
3. http://www.purplemath.com/modules/solvelin.htm

I like number 3 a lot because it discusses every step. I'm sure someone else has some other websites that are much more useful but this should get you started.
tmullen
Posted 11/25/2008 8:10 AM (#2285 - in reply to #2229)
Subject: RE: Algebra I experts, I need your help!
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Location: Southside		I have a few.

www.regentsprep.org is really helpful
http://www.kutasoftware.com/free.html has a lot of good worksheets.
www.math.com is good
Also, you can download the Mcgraw Hill workbooks in PDF form. I cut and paste themt to make notes and problems.

szehnder
Posted 11/25/2008 10:24 AM (#2301 - in reply to #2229)
Subject: RE: Algebra I experts, I need your help!


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Location: PL Dunbar		i use math.com - teacher page to create websites and send the website home to the parents to generate problems. it doesnt explain anything, but will give you the answers to the worksheet you create.

you are welcome to share the powerpoints my kids created on my website http://www.staff.fcps.net/szehnder/ they are listed under student work. they are systems, but have parts of solving equations in them. i would look at them first before sharing with students
jbakewell
Posted 11/30/2008 10:41 AM (#2313 - in reply to #2229)
Subject: RE: Algebra I experts, I need your help!
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Location: Lafayette		Thank you everyone for all of your tips! I will spend some time researching these websites and pass them on to my students. Thank you for your willingness to share!
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