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Assessments – How it is met & When it is met |
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1. Represent large numbers in various ways. Scale measurements. Convert between units of measure.
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Practice Assignments – Week 1 Test 1 – Week 4 Final Exam – Week 16 |
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2. Use data to estimate doubling time. Compare and contrast growth via doubling times. Convert between scientific notation and standard notation. Recognize when it is appropriate to express a ratio as a percentage. Calculate and estimate ratios of large numbers.
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Preview Assignments – Week 1 Practice Assignments – Week 1 Test 1 – Week 4 Final Exam – Week 16 |
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3. Evaluate reasonableness of statements in the media. Rewrite statements to improve clarity. Estimate and calculate percentages. Determine when an estimate or an exact calculation is appropriate.
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Preview Assignments – Weeks 1 and 2 Practice Assignments – Week 2 Test 1 – Week 4 Final Exam – Week 16 |
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4. Write a calculation in different ways. Apply mathematical properties and operations in using spreadsheet technology. Calculate absolute and relative change from a line graph. Interpret information from pie charts.
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Preview Assignments – Weeks 2 and 3 Practice Assignments – Weeks 2 and 3 Test 1 – Week 4 Final Exam – Week 16 |
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5. Compare mean and median from the shape of a distribution.
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Preview Assignment – Week 3 Practice Assignment – Week 3 Test 1 – Week 4 Final Exam – Week 16 |
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6. Apply skills and concepts to consumer credit. Use spreadsheets to compute credit card interest. Perform and rewrite multi-step calculations using information from a real-world source.
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Preview Assignments – Weeks 3 and 4 Practice Assignments – Weeks 3 and 4 Test 1 – Week 4 Final Exam – Week 16 |
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7. Express and interpret ratios in non-standard and standard forms. Make quantitative comparisons between data. Create graphs that show absolute change calculated from a rate. Compute absolute changes. Create graphs that show relative changes in a rate. Compute relative changes.
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Preview Assignments – Weeks 4 and 5 Practice Assignments – Week 5 Test 2 – Week 8 Final Exam – Week 16 |
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8. Calculate percentages and convert from a decimal representation to a percent. Correctly identify the quantities involved in a general verbal statement about percentages. Extract relevant information from a two- way table. Select the appropriate values to compute probabilities. Calculate and interpret probabilities of errors.
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Preview Assignments – Weeks 5 and 6 Practice Assignments – Weeks 5 and 6 Test 2 – Week 8 Final Exam – Week 16 |
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9. Calculate a unit rate. Compare and contrast populations using their population densities. Calculate population densities. Calculate population density proportions from density ratios. Solve a proportion by first finding a unit rate and then multiplying appropriately. Calculate a unit rate. Explain the difference between a relative change and an absolute change.
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Preview Assignments – Weeks 6 and 7 Practice Assignments – Weeks 6 and 7 Test 2 – Week 8 Final Exam – Week 16 |
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10. Solve complex problems requiring multiple pieces of information and steps. Use formulas from geometry and perform calculations that involve rates and measures to support financial decisions. Evaluate an expression.
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Preview Assignments – Weeks 7 and 8 Practice Assignments – Weeks 7 and 8 Test 2 – Week 8 Final Exam – Week 16 |
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11. Use units to determine which conversion factors are needed for dimensional analysis. Use a conversion factor to convert a rate. Write a rate as a fraction. Use a unit factor to convert a rate.
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Preview Assignments – Weeks 8 and 9 Practice Assignments – Week 9 Test 3 – Week 12 Final Exam – Week 16 |
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12. Evaluate an expression involving a square root. Identify a sequence of calculations defined by an equation. Evaluate a rational expression. Establish a strategy to explore the pattern of changes in one variable while holding other variables fixed.
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Preview Assignments – Weeks 9 and 10 Practice Assignments – Week 10 Test 3 – Week 12 Final Exam – Week 16 |
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13. Explicitly write out the order of operations to evaluate a given formula. Solve for a variable in an equation. Determine the effect of a variable on the size of an expression based on its location.
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Preview Assignments – Weeks 10 and 11 Practice Assignments – Week 11 Test 3 – Week 12 Final Exam – Week 16 |
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14. Set up and solve a proportion based on a contextual situation. Solve a proportion using algebraic methods. Solve equations that require simplification before solving. Solve for a variable in terms of other variables. Solve quadratic equations. Set up a proportion based on a contextual situation.
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Preview Assignments – Weeks 12 and 13 Practice Assignments – Week 13 Final Exam – Week 16 |
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15. Calculate slope in direct variation situations. Express slope with appropriate units. Interpret slope in a problem situation. Compare slopes in a problem situation. Calculate slope from two data points in a linear relationship. Determine the y-intercept and equation of a linear relationship. Calculate the y- intercept of any linear relationship given two points. Write an equation that represents a linear relationship given two data points. Use the linear equation to make predictions.
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Preview Assignments – Weeks 13 and 14 Practice Assignments – Week 14 Final Exam – Week 16 |
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16. Express linear relationships in multiple forms. Identify appropriate use of each form of linear relationships. Compare two relationships. Translate between representations of a line. Make decisions based on different forms of linear equations. Identify approximately linear data. Write a linear equation to model approximately linear data.
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Preview Assignments – Weeks 14 and 15 Practice Assignments – Week 15 Final Exam – Week 16 |
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17. Write and interpret an expression that models a percentage increase or decrease.
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Preview Assignments – Week 15 Practice Assignments – Week 15 Final Exam – Week 16 |
