Here are today's notes!

Remember, you have two ways to write the equation of a line: slope-intercept (if given a point (0, b)) or point-slope (if you don't know b!). Remind me tomorrow to show you how you can get around using the point-slope form.

Rate of Change and Slope (2.3)

Here are today's notes on Linear Relations and Functions (2.2):

Here are today's notes:



So sorry about the assignment this weekend. Not! :) But have a good one, anyway!

We finished up chapter 1 today and I'd like you to take a moment to reflect. Please leave a comment down below (click on the "comment" option in red) by Friday 9/18.

Some things I'd like you to think about and respond to:

• How are things going so far?
• Are you happy with your progress?
• Is there anything that you need to do differently to be more successful?
• Is there anything you would like me to do differently to help you be more successful?
• If you aren't doing well, have you been seeking help (either in class or with a tutor outside of class)?

If you are doing well, that's awesome... keep it up! :)

Mrs. Fouss

Here are the answers to the chapter review that we went over in class in case you needed to check something!

A preview of tomorrow. . .

extra credit

I'm not quite sure how to blog - I have never done it before so I hope this is right

Who's been checking this out?

From now until Friday, Sept 18th, I will give anyone who leaves a comment on one of the previous posts extra credit. (This would be limited to my Algebra 2 class, of course!)

The rest of the 1.6 notes... again, note the new assignment at the bottom!

Here are today's (shortened) notes... note the new assignment written at the bottom!

Today's notes on solving inequalities:

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Today's notes on solving Absolute Value equations (1.4):

The answers for WS 1.1 - 3:



Remember, if it's on the review, it's probably on the quiz. Be ready!