Integrated Math 1

Integrated Math 1 introduces students to the essential concepts of algebra, geometry, statistics, and functions through an integrated approach that emphasizes the connections among mathematical ideas. Throughout the course, students develop problem-solving skills by exploring patterns, representing relationships, and applying mathematical reasoning to real-world situations. Students learn to communicate their thinking using equations, graphs, tables, diagrams, and mathematical models.

The course builds a strong foundation in linear relationships, equations and inequalities, functions, systems of equations, exponential growth and decay, quadratic relationships, geometric reasoning, and statistical analysis. Students investigate mathematical concepts through inquiry, modeling, and hands-on applications that encourage critical thinking and perseverance. As they progress through each module, students strengthen their ability to analyze data, construct viable arguments, justify solutions, and use appropriate mathematical tools strategically.

By the end of Integrated Math 1, students will be prepared to tackle increasingly complex mathematical concepts in future integrated mathematics courses. They will have developed the confidence to solve authentic problems, recognize relationships among different areas of mathematics, and apply mathematical reasoning to academic, personal, and career contexts. The knowledge and skills gained in this course provide a strong foundation for continued success in higher-level mathematics and STEM fields.

Semester A

• Mathematical Foundations
• Equations, Proportions, and Inequalities
• Linear Functions
• Statistical Reasoning
• Functions and Sequences
• Systems of Linear Equations

Semester A Syllabus

Semester B

• Exponential Functions
• Quadratic Functions
• Geometric Foundations
• Angle Relationships
• Congruence and Similarity
• Transformations and Circles

Semester B Syllabus