Grade Level: 10
Credits: 1
Delivery Format: Live Online (1:1 or Small Group)
Duration: Full Academic Year (194 instructional days)
Instructional Language: English

Algebra 2: Advanced Algebraic Concepts is a full-year course that builds on the foundations of Algebra I. It gives students stronger reasoning and problem-solving skills while preparing them for Precalculus.

Students study systems of equations and inequalities, complex functions, and exponential and logarithmic expressions. They also explore sequences, polynomials, and conic sections. In addition, topics like modeling and discrete mathematics help students apply learning to real-world problems.

Throughout the course, learners work with symbols, graphs, and real examples. Therefore, they develop abstract thinking and the ability to solve multi-step problems. Teaching methods highlight the connections between algebra ideas and different ways to show them.

Algebra II: Advanced Algebraic Concepts meets national and global standards. As a result, students learn how to explain their work, give reasons for solutions, and build clear arguments.

In short, this course supports students who want to study science, math, or technology in the future. It creates a strong bridge from Algebra I to advanced courses like Precalculus, Calculus, and data-based subjects.

Required Materials

Algebra II textbook approved by Summit

Graphing calculator and digital tools for practice

Assessment Structure

Problem-solving tasks and equation work

Graphing and model-building activities

Frequent quizzes and unit tests

Team-based and solo projects

Final project or portfolio at the end of the course