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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Examples of compacted integrated math: 
https://elm.sweetwaterschools.org/compacted-integrated-math-integrated-math-course-i-placement/

https://rdmcounseling.weebly.com/7th-grade-course-selection.html[/quote]

You don’t seem to be familiar with the US curriculum, and just posted the first Google hits you could find.

Integrated math I, II, III refers to a mix of three years of algebra and geometry taught instead of the Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2 sequence.

Integrated compacted math 6/7/8 doesn’t really mean much it’s the same curriculum but compacted so kids can accelerate.

In California schools there’s a push for integrated math which originates with social justice champions like Jo Boaler, whose initiative received a lot of criticism.

A feature of CA math pathways is the compacted IM 3 with precalculus which is  disastrous. Also they make AP Calculus AB a prerequisite for BC which is ill advised.[/quote]

Ding dong - did you open the second link?  :lol:

Integrated math can be compacted, just like any other sequence.

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