Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DS is in 8th now and somewhat struggling in geometry (low Bs on tests/high As on classwork). I am hoping he can take 2 year Algebra 2 course (Algebra 2 A/B in 9th and Algebra 2 C/D in 10th). The remote year of pre-Algebra really messed with my kid.
My kid took Honors Alg II in 8th grade (virtually from the high school). Luckily, he took Alg I before the pandemic. But we never heard about a two-year Algebra II option—is that offered in all schools? We never saw it when he was signing up for courses.
Its new.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DS is in 8th now and somewhat struggling in geometry (low Bs on tests/high As on classwork). I am hoping he can take 2 year Algebra 2 course (Algebra 2 A/B in 9th and Algebra 2 C/D in 10th). The remote year of pre-Algebra really messed with my kid.
My kid took Honors Alg II in 8th grade (virtually from the high school). Luckily, he took Alg I before the pandemic. But we never heard about a two-year Algebra II option—is that offered in all schools? We never saw it when he was signing up for courses.
Anonymous wrote:DS is in 8th now and somewhat struggling in geometry (low Bs on tests/high As on classwork). I am hoping he can take 2 year Algebra 2 course (Algebra 2 A/B in 9th and Algebra 2 C/D in 10th). The remote year of pre-Algebra really messed with my kid.
Anonymous wrote:Do students have to take 4 years of Math in high school, especially if they are far advanced. My DD is great at math but has no desire to be an engineer, scientist, or doctor and doesn't see the need for Calc BC etc... in junior/senior year.
I was able to take two sciences in instead of a math course when I was a senior in high school. Took Honors A&P which really helped with my nursing courses in college.
Anonymous wrote:Do students have to take 4 years of Math in high school, especially if they are far advanced. My DD is great at math but has no desire to be an engineer, scientist, or doctor and doesn't see the need for Calc BC etc... in junior/senior year.
I was able to take two sciences in instead of a math course when I was a senior in high school. Took Honors A&P which really helped with my nursing courses in college.
Anonymous wrote:DS is in 8th now and somewhat struggling in geometry (low Bs on tests/high As on classwork). I am hoping he can take 2 year Algebra 2 course (Algebra 2 A/B in 9th and Algebra 2 C/D in 10th). The remote year of pre-Algebra really messed with my kid.
Anonymous wrote:DS is in 8th now and somewhat struggling in geometry (low Bs on tests/high As on classwork). I am hoping he can take 2 year Algebra 2 course (Algebra 2 A/B in 9th and Algebra 2 C/D in 10th). The remote year of pre-Algebra really messed with my kid.
Anonymous wrote:My 8th grader is struggling to get a B in honors Geometry. Assume he should take reg Alg 2 next year or is honors doable with a tutor?
Anonymous wrote:My 8th grader is struggling to get a B in honors Geometry. Assume he should take reg Alg 2 next year or is honors doable with a tutor?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:H Algebra II is what most kids are going to take.
+1 and it can be quite difficult so child just needs to be prepared to do more than in geometry
My kid is in it now and struggled but has turned it around. And was a A student like yours last year in 8th
Students should really assess their math ability and foundation before taking Honors Alg 2 because this is where the rubber meets the road. I definitely recommend all students do a review before Honors Alg 2. (don’t know why schools don’t just integrate Geometry and Alg 2 into a single class taught over 2 years.)
Anonymous wrote:Don't know why folks don't elect to take stats, AP or not. It's much easier for most than equivalent-level courses like pre-calc (non-AP) or Calc A/B or B/C (AP), but so much more useful in life.