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The Princeton Review
Reference
Algebra Was Never So Easy - Or So Fun
Step 1: Begin each lesson with a pre-test, take the midterm to check
your progress, tehn test your knowledge on the final exam.
Step 2: Study algebra with the experts - Princeton Review teachers -
as 130 videos take you through 12 key lessons.
Step 3: Play the algebra games and turn math into a fun, competitive
activity.
Step 4: Use the Homework Helper to chart your progress and get
advice, then see how quickly your scores improve.
Special Features
12 detailed lessons cover a full year of core Algebra I curriculum
Witty, irreverent approach makes learning algebra fun
More than 130 videos guide you step-by-step through each lesson
Algebra games make practice fun
Endless question module generates an infinite number of Algebra I
problems
Over 500 practice problems with in-depth explanations and animated
responses
Homework Helper for matching Algebra Smart lessons to chapters in
10 of the best-selling Algebra I textbooks
Midterm and final exams to test your mastery of algebra
Internet access for downloading additional drills
Improve your grades at home.
- 12 in-depth lessons covering 60 key subject areas
- A full year of core school algebra curriculum
- 4 types of drills in each lesson, including a diagnostic test to assess
your strengths and weaknesses
- Glossary of algebra terms
- Endless question module for infinite practice
Master the following Algebra I topics.
- Numbers and operations
- Solving equations and inequalities
- Graphing linear equations
- Exponents, roots, and powers
- Systems of open sentences
- Polynomials and factoring
- Quadratic equations and parabolas
- Functions and word problems
Test your knowledge in "The Algebra Games."
- Head-to-head competition against the rival team to test your algebra wits
- 3 rounds per game, including a lightning round and wacky word problems
- 10 lesson-specific games and 10 all-purpose games with increasing levels of
difficulty
Enhance your skills, grades, and test scores.
- Homework Helper makes algebra class easier
- Lessons can be matched with classwork from many Algebra I textbooks
- Princeton Review teachers personally guide you through your homework
- "The Algebra Games" test your mastery of algebra
Track your progress.
- Checklist to keep your studies on track
- Progress report and study guidance
- Score report from drills and tests
- Detailed reports ready for printing
Prepare for the PSAT, SAT, and ACT.
- General strategies and test-taking techniques from the award-winning
Inside the SAT and ACT
Find even more on the Internet.
- New algebra drills available from The Princeton Review web site
- More textbooks and educational resources continually added
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