Hello
I would like to start the high school and college math courses. what is the exact order of all these courses please? if i need to start earlier, say for example 7th or 8th grade then where do basic geometry/pre-algebra/algebra basics courses fit amongst the order of pre 8th grade to high school and college courses e.g. algebra 1; geometry; algebra 2; trigonometry etc.
thanks
Simon go in edit courses there you will find algebra and basic geometry for grade 7th and 8th. And if you want to learn about trignometry and all go in courses and you will find all the subjects that you wanna learn and teach to your students. I think this would help you.
Sumukh Raj, thanks for this. I understand what you are alluding to here but actually I'm simply after the exact chronological order of the whole maths offering so i can follow it correctly. i presume you mean pre-algebra and basic geometry are embedded within grade 7 & 8?
Can you confirm the correct order is as follows:
Early math -> Kindergarten -> 1st Grade -> -> -> 8th Grade -> Algebra 1 -> Geometry -> Algebra 2 -> Trigonometry -> Pre-calculus -> Statistics & Probability -> AP College AB/BC/Statistics -> Multivariate Calculus -> Differential Equations -> Linear Algebra.
Thanks very much again.
Hello, Simon!
I think that KA has no "correct" order (because, as individuals, we can choose our own path), but I can suggest the following:
Arithmetic -> Basic geometry -> Pre-algebra -> Algebra basics -> Algebra 1 -> Geometry -> Algebra 2 -> AP®︎/College Statistics -> Precalculus -> Differential Calculus -> Integral Calculus -> Multivariable Calculus
In that way, you can accelerate the Elementary/Middle School courses and focus on High School and College math.
Best learning for you,
Leo Maykell.
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