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This text introduces the concepts, procedures, and vocabulary your student needs to be successful in upper-level algebra and geometry courses. It uses an incremental approach (through 120 lessons) to cover topics such as: compound interest; functions and coordinate graphing; integers; exponential expressions; divisibility concepts; prime factorization; ratios and proportions; radius, circumference and pi; statistics and probability; complementary and supplementary angles; and more.
| Subject: Arithmetic |
| Suggested Grade: 6th - 7th |
| Authors: Stephen Hake and John Saxon |
| Copyright: 2005 (4th edition) |
| ISBN: 978-1-5914-1349-3 |
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Excellent math book for students transitioning in Algebra
Saxon is great with the way designed their books. The 7/6 Math book can be used for your above average 6th grader for more of challenge, especially if they have been using Saxon since 4th grade and started with the 5/4 Math, or it is an excellent book for 7th grader who may need more general reinforcement, while at the same time starting to really dive into beginning algebra, graphing, plotting, and exponents. Saxon is so easy to read. It was originally designed for kids who lived in the Outback in Australia. It reads like plain English, has practice problems and reinforcement problems, and if the student is having a rough time grasphing a certain concept, Saxon even put extra practice problem in the back of the book. As an adult, you will fall in love in math again...and that's hard for many of us.
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Saxon Continues Excellence in Math
The Saxon 7/6 math book does not disappoint. It follows the same plain English explanations followed by practice problems then reinforcement of previous lessons that starts out in the Saxon 5/4 book. This pattern is well recieved by kids and even parents that may be rusty with math can figure things out.
