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Learn the skills you need to succeed in 7th grade math

What you'll learn

7th grade math

How to use ratios to solve problems

Learn basic statistics, which will be needed in higher levels

How to find expental and theoretical probability

Learn how percentages are found and converted

Basic understanding of inequalities

How to write and simplify expressions

Learn to write and solve equations

Requirements

At a minimum, students should have completed 5th grade math.

The course is not intended for high school math students.

Description

*Updated December 2021Overview7th grade math is challeg for many parents and students. This course is designed to make math easier for seventh grade students and parents. Even the best 7th grade math teacher isn't able to connect, 100% of the , with every student. Most math students need extra help, every now and then, to excel in class. That’s why so many families find this math course helpful.Who should take this course?Parents. Do you want to help your child with math? Take this course to remember and relearn the most important topics in 7th grade math. You can even take this course with your child.Teachers. Are you looking for a supplement to your regular 7th grade math lessons? Do you need an activity for your advanced 6th graders? Are you looking for a way to help some of your 8th grade students catch up in math class? This course might be the solution you need. Help your students learn even when you aren't teaching, by having them complete this course. Students. This course was designed to be completed by a 6th, 7th, or 8th grade math student working with minimal help from an adult. Parents can simply give this course to their children, and 99% of kids can handle it on their own. Plus, when they need extra help with the math, there is a Q&A section.Why take this course?School doesn’t always provide everything you need to succeed in math class. Most children require extra math help at some point. Teachers often don't have the to give one-on-one instruction, tutors can be extremely expensive, and parents don't have the to teach their kids. An online math course, like this one, is often the perfect solution for math students. The students can work at their own pace, rewatching videos to gain a better understanding. The math homework, quizzes, and reviews help ensure understanding. A 6th grader will find an interesting math challenge, a 7th grader can stay on target, and an 8th grader, struggling with math, can catch up by learning the fundamentals.What does this course include?This course is separated into 10 chapters:Addition and subtractionMultiplication and divisionThe four operationsRatiosPercentagesExpressions and equationsInequalitiesGeometryStatisticsProbabilityEach chapter has four to ten math video tutorials. At the end of each chapter, the student will find a quiz covering every math tutorial in that chapter. After chapter five, there is a midterm exam to check for understanding.After chapter ten, there is a final exam.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Chapter 1: Adding and Subtracting with Positive and Negative Numbers

Lecture 2 1.1 Adding numbers with the same sign

Lecture 3 1.2 Adding numbers with different signs

Lecture 4 1.3 Subtracting numbers

Lecture 5 1.4 Multi-step problems

Section 3: Chapter 2: Multiply and Divide with positive and negative numbers

Lecture 6 2.1 Multiplication signs, number lines, and counters.

Lecture 7 2.2 Multiplication with the standard algorithm

Lecture 8 2.3: Dividing numbers

Lecture 9 2.4: Long Division

Lecture 10 2.5: Multi-step word problems

Lecture 11 Extra practice

Section 4: Chapter 3: Four operations of fractions and decimals

Lecture 12 3.1 Converting fractions and decimals

Lecture 13 3.2 Adding decimals

Lecture 14 3.3 Adding fractions

Lecture 15 3.4 Subtracting decimals

Lecture 16 3.5 Subtracting fractions

Lecture 17 3.6 Multiplying decimals

Lecture 18 3.7: Multiplying fractions

Lecture 19 3.8 Dividing decimals

Lecture 20 3.9 Dividing fractions

Lecture 21 3.10 Multi-step problems with decimals and fractions

Section 5: Chapter 4: Proportionality

Lecture 22 4.1 Unit Rates

Lecture 23 4.2 Proportional Relationships

Lecture 24 4.3 Coordinate Plane (review)

Lecture 25 4.4 Graphing proportional relationships

Lecture 26 4.5 Deriving equations from graphs

Section 6: Chapter 5: Percentages

Lecture 27 5.1 Converting Decimals and Percentages

Lecture 28 5.2 Percent Change

Lecture 29 5.3 Markup, tax, tip, increase (totals)

Lecture 30 5.4 Decrease, discount, sale (totals)

Lecture 31 5.5 Simple interest

Lecture 32 5.6 Multi-step percentage problems

Section 7: Chapter 6: Expressions and Equations

Lecture 33 6.1 Translate Expressions

Lecture 34 6.2 Simplify Expressions

Lecture 35 6.3 Factoring Expressions

Lecture 36 6.4 One Step Equations

Lecture 37 6.5 Translate Two Step Equations

Lecture 38 6.6 Solve Two Step Equations

Section 8: Ch 7: Inequalities

Lecture 39 7.1 Solving inequalities with addition or subtraction

Lecture 40 7.2 Solving inequalities with multiplication or division

Lecture 41 7.3 Translating inequalities

Lecture 42 7.4 Solving two step inequalities

Section 9: Ch 8: Geometry

Lecture 43 8.1 Measuring Angles

Lecture 44 8.2 Types of Angles

Lecture 45 8.3 Area of Rectangles and Triangles

Lecture 46 8.4 Scale

Lecture 47 8.5 Circles

Lecture 48 8.6 Composite Figures

Lecture 49 8.7 Surface Area

Lecture 50 8.8 Volume

Section 10: Ch 9: Statistics

Lecture 51 9.1 Samples and Populations

Lecture 52 9.2 Using the Data

Lecture 53 9.3 Using Dot Plots

Lecture 54 9.4 Mean Absolute Deviation

Section 11: Ch 10: Probability

Lecture 55 10.1 What is Probability?

Lecture 56 10.2 Expental Probability of Simple Events

Lecture 57 10.3 Expental Probability of Compound Events

Lecture 58 10.4 Theoretical Probability of Simple Events

Lecture 59 10.5 Theoretical Probability of Compound Events

7th grade math students should take this course for extra support.,6th grade math students should take this course as an extra challenge to get ahead.,8th grade math students may take this course learn the fundamentals of 7th grade math.

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