Integrated Math III
Jump Start Class

Weekly Sessions: June 16 through August 9, 2025

In-Center : Every Monday and Wednesday from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM

Online: Every Monday and Wednesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM

Concept Overview

Advanced Algebra & Functions

  • Rational Expressions and Equations: In-Depth Study

  • Polynomial Long Division and Synthetic Division

  • Roots of Polynomial Equations and the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra

  • Rational and Radical Functions: Domain, Range, Asymptotes, and Graphing

  • Inverse Functions: Definition, Finding Inverses, and Graphing

  • Logarithmic and Exponential Equations: Solving and Graphing

Trigonometry

  • Trigonometric Ratios: Sine, Cosine, Tangent, and Their Applications

  • Unit Circle: Understanding Angles and Trigonometric Functions

  • Graphing Trigonometric Functions: Sine, Cosine, Tangent, and Secant

  • Trigonometric Identities: Pythagorean, Reciprocal, and Co-Function Identities

  • Solving Trigonometric Equations

  • Law of Sines and Cosines for Solving Triangles

Advanced Geometry & Proofs

  • Geometric Constructions: Using Compass and Straightedge

  • Conic Sections: Circles, Parabolas, Ellipses, and Hyperbolas

  • Properties of Parabolas and their Graphs

  • Proofs in Geometry: Advanced Theorems, Properties of Circles, and Parabolas

  • Volume and Surface Area of 3D Figures

  • Applications of Geometry in Real Life: Architecture, Engineering, and Nature

Sequences & Series

  • Arithmetic and Geometric Sequences and Series

  • Sum of an Arithmetic Series and Geometric Series

  • Recursive Functions: Understanding and Writing Recursive Formulas

  • Applications of Sequences and Series in Real-World ProblemsZeros of polynomial functions

  • Polynomial division (long division, synthetic division)

  • Rational functions and asymptotes (vertical, horizontal, and oblique)

  • Graphing rational functions

Statistics & Probability

  • Probability Review and Advanced Counting Principles

  • Normal Distribution and Z-Scores

  • Statistical Inference: Confidence Intervals and Hypothesis Testing

  • Introduction to Permutations and Combinations

  • Advanced Data Analysis and Interpretation Using Statistical Tools

  • Experimental Design and Conducting Simulations

Mathematical Modeling & Applications

  • Solving Real-Life Problems Using Polynomial, Exponential, and Logarithmic Models

  • Modeling Growth and Decay: Exponential and Logarithmic Functions in Finance and Biology

  • Solving Complex Word Problems in Engineering, Physics, and Economics

  • Using Matrices for Real-World Applications

  • Optimization Problems: Maxima and Minima in Real-Life Contexts

Technology in Math

  • Using Graphing Calculators for Trigonometric and Algebraic Functions

  • Applying Software Tools to Solve Complex Algebraic and Trigonometric Equations

  • Using Matrices and Graphing for Real-World Modeling

  • Advanced Statistical Software for Data Analysis and Probability Calculations

Assessment & Practice

  • Weekly Quizzes, Midterms, and Cumulative Finals

  • Group Projects and Mathematical Modeling Assessments

  • Homework Problems and Practice Sets

  • Collaborative Work for Problem Solving and Presentations

Preparation for College-Level Mathematics

  • Bridging Integrated Math III Concepts to Pre-Calculus and Calculus

  • Developing Skills for STEM and Business Applications

  • Preparing for SAT/ACT Math Sections and Other College Entrance Exams

Weekly Sessions: June 16 through August 9, 2025

In-Center : Every Monday and Wednesday from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM

Online: Every Monday and Wednesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM

Week 1: Foundations & Functions

Concept Overview & Function Review

  • Review of functions, domain, and range

  • Function notation and operations

  • Introduction to rational, radical, and piecewise functions

Polynomial Division & Zeros

  • Long division and synthetic division of polynomials

  • Finding and interpreting zeros

  • Fundamental Theorem of Algebra

Week 2: Rational & Radical Expressions

Rational Expressions & Equations

  • Simplifying rational expressions

  • Solving rational equations and identifying extraneous solutions

  • Real-world applications

Radical Functions

  • Graphing square root and cube root functions

  • Solving radical equations

  • Identifying domain, range, and asymptotes

Week 3: Inverses, Logarithms & Exponentials

Inverse Functions

  • Definition and identification of inverse functions

  • Verifying inverses algebraically and graphically

  • One-to-one functions and restrictions

Exponential & Logarithmic Functions

  • Properties, graphs, and applications

  • Solving exponential and logarithmic equations

  • Real-world modeling (e.g., finance, population)

Week 4: Trigonometry Concepts

Trigonometric Ratios & Unit Circle

  • Review of sine, cosine, tangent

  • Radians and degrees

  • Introduction to the unit circle

Graphing & Inverse Trig Functions

  • Graphing sine, cosine, and tangent functions

  • Amplitude, period, and phase shift

  • Inverse trig functions and their domains/ranges

Week 5: Trig Identities & Applications

Trigonometric Identities

  • Pythagorean, reciprocal, co-function identities

  • Verifying identities and simplifying expressions

Solving Trig Equations & Triangle Applications

  • Solving basic and complex trig equations

  • Law of Sines and Law of Cosines

  • Applications in geometry and real-world problems

Week 6: Geometry & Conic Sections

Advanced Geometry & Constructions

  • Geometric constructions with compass and straightedge

  • Proofs with circles, triangles, and parabolas

Conic Sections

  • Equations and properties of circles, parabolas, ellipses, and hyperbolas

  • Applications in physics and architecture

  • Focus-directrix definition of a parabola

Week 7: Sequences, Series, & Probability

Sequences & Series

  • Arithmetic and geometric sequences

  • Writing recursive and explicit formulas

  • Real-world applications and modeling

Probability & Statistics

  • Permutations, combinations, and probability rules

  • Normal distribution, z-scores

  • Confidence intervals and hypothesis testing

Week 8: Modeling, Technology & Review

Mathematical Modeling & Optimization

  • Solving real-world problems using polynomial, exponential, and logarithmic models

  • Introduction to optimization: maxima and minima problems

Technology, Assessment, & Review

  • Using graphing calculators and software

  • Review of all major topics with practice assessments

  • Preparation for Pre-Calculus, SAT/ACT, and final evaluations

Notes:

  • Assessment Focus: Weekly quizzes, midterm in Week 4, and a cumulative final exam in Week 8.

  • Integrated Practice: Real-life applications embedded weekly to build relevance and depth.

  • Flexibility: Teachers can adapt pacing to allow more time for high-need topics.

  • College Readiness: Week 8 bridges into pre-calculus concepts and exam prep.

Integrated Math III Jump Start Class – Purchase Information

Class Schedule:

  • In-Center : Every Monday and Wednesday from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM

  • Online: Every Monday and Wednesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM

  • Start Date: June 16th. 2025

  • End Date: August 8th, 2025

Location:

  • In-person sessions will take place at 21150 Box Springs Rd. Suit 201, Moreno Valley, CA 92557

  • Online enrollment available on Zoom.

What’s Included in the Fee:

  • Taxes and Fees Included

  • Access to all class materials:

    • Practice worksheets and handouts

    • Access to online practice problems and resources

  • In-class support and guidance from experienced instructors

Payment Policy:

  • Total Cost:

    Hourly: $40/hr.

    8 Hour Package: $280 ($35/hr.)

    16 Hour Package: $480 ($30/hr.)

  • A non-refundable payment is required to secure your spot in the class.

  • Payments can be made via cash or card.

  • Once payment is successfully processed, you will receive an email confirmation with all class details.

Class Size:

  • Classes will be conducted in small groups with a maximum of 5 students per class to ensure individual attention and engagement.

Materials Needed:

  • Calculator (Scientific or Graphing recommended for practice)

  • Notebook or paper for note-taking and solving problems during sessions

  • Pen/Pencil for practice exercises

By purchasing this class, you agree to the terms and conditions outlined above. We look forward to helping your child succeed on the SAT!

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