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Algebra Concept / Video List

If you are in my Algebra 1 class at TMS, and you've lost your concept list, here it is (only through concept 15):

Algebra 1 Concept List / Corresponding Kahn Academy Videos

1
Integer Operations
PA: +/- negative numbers
&
PA: mult/div negative numbers
2
Simplifying Expressions
None- Sam Lecture
3
Evaluating Expressions
DM1: Variables and expressions
Evaluating expressions with two variables
Evaluate a formula using substitution
Evaluating a polynomial at a given value
4
Two-Step Equations
ALG: Equations 2
5
Multi-Step Equations
DM1: Multi-step equations 1
6
Translate Expressions
none – Sam Lecture
7
Fraction Busters
DM1: Multi-step equations 2
8
Proportions
DM1: Understanding proportions
Find an Unknown in a Proportion 1 & 2
9
Inequalities 1
DM1 – Inequalities on a number line
One-Step Inequalities 1 &2
9.5
Inequalities 2
DM1 – Multi-Step inequalities 1&2
Compound Inequalities 1-3
10
Isolating a Variable (NEW)
DM1 - Rearrange formulas to isolate specific variables
11
Single Variable Word Problems
ALG 1 EX: Word Problem Solving Plan 1
Word Problem Solving Strategy
Word Problems Solving 3 & 4
Age Word problems 1-3
Algebraic Word Problem
12
Rules of Exponents
DM1: Exponent Properties 1-7
13
Descending Order
DM1: Terms coefficients and exponents in a polynomial
Simply a polynomial
13.5
Polynomial +/-
DM1: Adding Polynomails
Opposite of a Polynomials
Subtracting Polynomials
14
Polynomial Multiplication
Multiplying Monomials
Multiplying Monomials by Polynomials
Multiplying Binomials
Multiplying Polynomials
Special Polynomial Products
Squaring a binomial
15
Polynomial Factors
DM2 - Factor polynomials using the GCF
Factor expressions by grouping
Factoring trinomials with a leading 1 coefficient
Factoring trinomials with a common factor
Factoring trinomials with a non-1 leading coefficient by grouping
Factoring perfect square trinomials
Factoring difference of squares

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