Cattaraugus Allegany BOCES
Aventa Credit Recovery Courses are designed for students who did not pass a course initially, but learned enough to make a complete repetition of the course unnecessary. Students can test out of the material they have already learned and focus on what they need to demonstrate achievement on essential content stan- dards. Access to demo courses available on request.
Algebra I – Credit Recovery
The purpose of this course is to allow the student to gain mastery in working with and evaluating mathematical expressions, equations, graphs, and other topics in a year long algebra course. Topics included are real numbers, simplifying real num- ber expressions with and without variables, solving linear equations and inequali- ties, solving quadratic equations, graphing linear and quadratic equations, polyno- mials, factoring, linear patterns, linear systems of equality and inequality, simple matrices, sequences, and radicals. Assessments within the course include multiple -choice, short answer, or extended response questions. Also included in this course are self-check quizzes, audio tutorials, and interactive games.
This course has been specifically built with the credit recovery student in mind. The course content has been appropriately chunked into smaller topics to in- crease retention and expand opportunities for assessment. With each topic, diag- nostic quizzes are presented to the student, allowing students to pass through ar- eas of content. Audio readings are included with every portion of content, allow- ing auditory learners the opportunity to engage with the course. Test pools and randomized test questions are utilized in pre- and post-topic quizzes as well as unit exams, ensuring that students taking the course will not be presented with the same exams.
The ELL version of the course includes additional practice activities (such as cloze activities), as well as pre-topic vocabulary lists, that introduce key vocabulary in English and in Spanish.
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