Creative Math lessons with hands-on problem-solving focus

The student and tutor reviewed advanced algebra topics related to complex numbers, including simplifying expressions, solving equations by factoring, and solving by square roots. They practiced applying algebraic formulas and rationalization techniques, and the tutor provided guidance on the correct format for answers.

The session covered geometric angle types including acute, right, and obtuse angles, along with alternate interior/exterior angles, and linear pairs. The student practiced solving algebraic equations derived from these angle relationships, particularly for vertically opposite angles and linear pairs. The tutor emphasized equation simplification and fraction manipulation techniques.

The student practiced solving linear equations and simplifying expressions, including those involving the distributive property and fractional coefficients. The session reinforced collecting like terms and solving for variables. The tutor assigned a worksheet for additional practice and plans to review it in the next session.

The session focused on reinforcing the student's skills in solving algebraic expressions and equations, which are essential for tackling word problems. The tutor and student practiced various problem-solving techniques for linear equations involving fractions, decimals, and negative numbers, with a plan to continue working on two-step problems and word problems in subsequent sessions.

The student worked on solving various algebraic equations with the tutor. The session included practice with fractions, mixed numbers, and equations with parentheses. The student was reminded about an upcoming test and wished good luck.

The session focused on solving word problems using algebraic equations and practicing simplification techniques. The student worked on defining variables, setting up equations, and solving for unknowns in various scenarios. They also reviewed fraction manipulation, including finding common denominators and simplifying fractions through cancellation.