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Instructor Published the course Course Summer Bridge – 10th Grade (Morning) 12 months ago
Instructor admin published the Course Summer Bridge – 10th Grade (Morning)
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Course Summer Bridge – 10th Grade (Morning) is connected with BBB meeting Translations Lesson 2
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Course Summer Bridge – 10th Grade (Morning) is connected with BBB meeting Rotations, Reflections and and Translations in terms of Circles, Perpendicular Lines, Parallel Lines and Line Segments Lesson 1
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Course connected with BBB meeting 1 year, 11 months ago
Course Summer Bridge – 10th Grade (Morning) is connected with BBB meeting Rotations, Reflections and and Translations in terms of Circles, Perpendicular Lines, Parallel Lines and Line Segments Lesson 2
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Course connected with BBB meeting 1 year, 11 months ago
Course Summer Bridge – 10th Grade (Morning) is connected with BBB meeting Rotations, Reflections and and Translations in terms of Circles, Perpendicular Lines, Parallel Lines and Line Segments Lesson 1
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Summer Bridge – 10th Grade (Morning)
Arithmetic Solutions Annual Summer Bridge Workshop begins every Summer on the first Monday following the 8th of July and lasts for 4 weeks. It consists of 8 45-minute Online Tutoring sessions administered 2 times per week. The classes are Common Core aligned and structured to introduce students to the math they will cover in the 1st month of the NEW school year. The Workshops are LIVE, fully interactive and available anywhere there is internet access. Each Online Workshop meeting will be recorded and made available for your review until Thanksgiving of this year. If you have problems with your child experiencing “slippage” during the Summer, between grade levels, our Workshop would be the perfect vehicle to help your student avoid this issue while at the same time preparing for the Mathematical information that will be introduced during their upcoming Grade Level.
*slippage – a term used to describe the process of a student forgetting academic information learned during the regular school year over the course of Summer Break
- 4 weeks, 2 days
- 4 SEATS