Who Should Take Math Modeling?
Students who generally do well in this course are those who maintained a consistent “B” average in Geometry or an “A” average in Double-Block Geometry. However, even students with a less-than-stellar performance can do well in Math Modeling by consistently doing assignments and seeking help when they have difficulty. Students who had difficulty in Geometry or Algebra 1 would do well to take Math Modeling before attempting Algebra 2. Students with credit in Algebra 2 will benefit from reinforcement of Algebra 2 concepts that will hopefully help them when they take college Algebra courses. Resources • Math Modeling Teachers • TEKS (Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills) Grading Policy Homework: 20% Quizzes: 20% Tests: 60% From the Course Catalog 3221 Mathematical Modeling 1 Credit Prerequisite: 1. Credit in Algebra 1 and Geometry Description: This course uses a variety of algebra, probability and statistics, geometry, and graphical models to solve a wide range of real-life advanced applic
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