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Algebra II Guidelines A Brief History. The Algebra II course guidelines below were developed in the summer and fall of 1999 by a task force of high school and college mathematics teachers chosen by the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE). A Mathematics Alignment Team consisting of high school and college educators chosen by the P-16 Council made the following recommendation (among many others). Distribute to high school mathematics teachers the description of Algebra II, part of the Pre-College Curriculum, prepared by the KDE Algebra II Task Force. Include it in the KDE Program of Studies. High school teachers need to know what they are expected to teach, high school students need to know what they are expected to learn, and postsecondary faculty need to know what competencies courses listed on a high school transcript indicate.. The P-16 Council approved the recommendations of the Mathematics Alignment Team at its meeting in March, 2001, and the Kentucky Board of Education accepted these recommendations at its meeting in June, 2001. Suggested Algebra II Course Guidelines Introduction These guidelines for an Algebra II curriculum are intended to promote the learning of mathematics by all students and prepare them for further study in mathematics and/or using mathematics appropriately in the workplace. Instruction should provide new opportunities for learning new mathematics through the exploration of rich problem-solving situations. Students should use various types of reasoning, be able to communicate their thinking to others using a variety of representations, and recognize and use connections within and outside mathematics. Technology should be used as a tool to help all students understand mathematics more deeply and prepare them for the demands of an increasingly technological society. The sections and topics in these guidelines are not necessarily sequential. They may be reorganized by individual teachers and schools.

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