Pre-Calculus For Dummies?
by Krystle Rose Forseth; Christopher Burger; Michelle Rose Gilman; With: Deborah Rumsey-Johnson9780470169841
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Summary
Author Biography
Christopher Burger graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in mathematics from Coker College in Hartsville, South Carolina, with minors in art and theatre. He has taught math for more than 10 years and tutored math subjects ranging from basic math to calculus for 20 years. Currently, he is the director of independent studies for Fusion Learning Center and Fusion Academy in Solana Beach, California, where he not only teaches students one-on-one, but also writes curriculum, oversees a staff of 35 teachers, and maintains high levels of academic rigor within the school. Christopher takes teaching and connecting with his students very seriously, and he believes he makes a difference not only in their math education, but in their lives.
Michelle Rose Gilman is proud to be known as Noah’s mom (Hi, Noah!). A graduate from the University of South Florida, Michelle found her niche early, and at 19, she was working with emotionally disturbed and learning-disabled students in hospital settings. At 21, she made the trek to California, where she found her passion for helping teenagers become more successful in school and life. What started as a small tutoring business in the garage of her California home quickly expanded and grew to the point where traffic control was necessary on her residential street.
Today, Michelle is the founder and CEO of Fusion Learning Center and Fusion Academy, a private school and tutoring/test prep facility in Solana Beach, California, serving more than 2,000 students each year. She is the author of The ACT For Dummies and other books on self-esteem, writing, and motivational topics. Michelle has overseen dozens of programs over the last 20 years, focusing on helping kids become healthy adults. She currently specializes in motivating the unmotivated adolescent, comforting their shellshocked parents, and assisting her staff of 35 teachers.
Table of Contents
| Introduction | |
| Set It Up, Solve It, Graph It | |
| Pre-Pre-Calculus | |
| Dealing with Real Numbers | |
| The Foundation of Pre-Calc: Functions | |
| Finding and Using Roots to Graph Polynomial Functions | |
| Powering Up with Exponential and Logarithmic Functions | |
| The Essentials of Trigonometry | |
| Angling In on the Unit Circle | |
| Graphing and Transforming Trig Functions | |
| Using Trig Identities: The Basics | |
| Pre-Calc, Here I Come! Advanced Identities Lead the Way | |
| Solving Oblique Triangles with the Laws of Sines and Cosines | |
| Analytic Geometry and System Solving | |
| A New Plane of Thinking: Complex Numbers and Polar Coordinates | |
| Cutting It Up with Conics | |
| Solving Systems and Mingling with Matrices | |
| Sequences, Series, and Expanding Binomials | |
| Looking Forward to Calculus | |
| The Part of Tens | |
| Ten Habits That Help You Attack Calculus | |
| Ten Habits to Break before Calculus | |
| Index | |
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