Course Overview
Integrated Math 2 A is a comprehensive high school mathematics course that deepens students' understanding of algebra, geometry, and statistics while emphasizing connections between mathematical domains. Building on the foundations of Integrated Math 1, students extend their knowledge to explore quadratic expressions, equations, and functions, while comparing their characteristics to linear and exponential relationships. The course also introduces the language of mathematical argument and justification, probability, and data analysis, encouraging students to make inferences and justify conclusions.
Key Learning Focus
Students will:
Instructional Approach
Students actively engage in project-based activities that bring mathematics to life. Tasks include solving real-world problems with quadratic equations, analyzing patterns, constructing arguments, and applying geometric reasoning. Discussions, explorations, and applications encourage critical thinking and problem-solving, while connecting mathematics to real-world and cross-disciplinary contexts.
Academic Alignment
Integrated Math 2 A is aligned with state and national mathematics standards and supports pathways in the STEM career clusters. As the first part of a two-course sequence, it prepares students for Integrated Math 2 B and advanced coursework in algebra, geometry, probability, and statistics.
Outcome
By the end of Integrated Math 2 A, students will have a solid foundation in quadratic relationships, probability, and mathematical reasoning. The course equips learners with both the knowledge and the problem-solving skills necessary for continued success in Integrated Math 2 B and beyond, while also preparing them for future opportunities in college-level mathematics and STEM careers.