Inequalities with Variables on Both Sides:

In this lesson, students will write and solve inequalities with variables on both sides for real-world situations.

• We will write and solve Inequalities with variables on both sides for real-world situations.
• I will explain what it means to be a solution to the inequality.
  
• "How can you determine whether an inequality with variables on both sides has a unique solution, no solution, or infinitely many solutions, and what steps do you take to simplify and compare the two sides of the inequality effectively?"
  

Students will take a mini-quiz on solving inequalities, determining solutions to inequalities, and knowing when to flip the inequality sign.

You got it now? Just stop by during tutorials to retake your quiz for full credit. My goal is for you to mastery every concept!

Literal Equations:

In this lesson, students will solve literal equations for a specified variable.

• We will solve literal equations for a specified variable.
  
• I will explain the inverse operations needed to solve a given literal equation.
  
• When given a literal equation involving multiple variables, how do you determine which variable to isolate first to make the equation simpler to solve? Provide a general strategy or approach.
  

Equations and Inequalities Unit Review:

In this lesson, students will apply their understanding of the concepts included in the Equations and Inequalities Unit.

• We will review solving equations and inequalities to prepare for our first unit test.
  
• I will identify my level of understanding and how confident I am in solving equations and inequalities.
  
• I will use questions that were used throughout the unit. Please refer to previous lessons.
  

Equations and Inequalities Unit Test: In this lesson, students will apply their understanding of the concepts included in the Equations and Inequalities Unit.

• We will take our first unit test to assess our understanding of equations and inequalities.
• I will score 70% or higher on my Unit Test.
  

Retakes are available during tutorials or after school in SLAM.

Tutorials are available every Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 7:30 to 7:55 AM. If you can't make it to tutorials, be sure to check out the videos on this Smore. Still need help? Don't hesitate to ask me to explain it in class! Our goal is for you to master Algebra 1, and that means fully understanding all the concepts.

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