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purrli, there's this kid, maybe 10 years old, who takes piano lessons from this lady I go to...during my lesson, I saw him doing his math homework...he was doing effing limits and solving derivatives...then I found out it wasn't homework - he was just doing them for "practice," giving himself problems to do.
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<p>AHHH!! I bet the kid's Harvard-bound. The record for the youngest person to get an 800 on the math SAT was also a 10 year old. Asian. >:(</p>
<p>6th - Prealgebra
7th- Algebra I
8th- Geometry
9th - Algebra II
10th (now) - Precal & statistics
11th - Calculus AB
12th - Calculus BC</p>
<p>Wish I could find a way to get Calc BC done in junior year - how is it that some of you guys have done that?</p>
<p>my sister took algebraII and trig together in 9th grade, and didn't take pre calc. so she took calculus AB in 10th grade and is taking calculus bc right now in her junior year. but i guess you can't go back to 9th grade now...heh</p>
<p>7th - prealgebra
8th- algebra I
9th - geometry
10th - i got into a private HS and i placed into BC Calc
11th - Linear Algebra and Multivar
12th - I dunno. I might do some independent work, such as set theory, diff. eq., etc, take some random electives, or maybe drop math in pursuit of more science.</p>
<p>whoa. how do u go from geometry to calc bc in one year?</p>
<p>Well, I was in my old HS's math team and we did some advanced stuff. But the school system made all the members of each class take a certain level of math (although there were honors courses). When I got in my new HS, they had me take a placement test. I scored well, and they placed me in BC Calc. That's one of the advantages of going to a private HS: you can go at your own pace.</p>
<p>uh... 6/math 1adv 7/algebra i hon 8/algebra i hon(again, yeah, i know shut up) 9/geometry hon & algebra ii hon 10/pre-calculus 11(now)/ap calc ab 12(next year)/ap calc bc</p>
<p>6th: a vague mention of the variable x at the end of the year
7th&8th: algebra, maybe some geometry
9th&10th: a blur of algebra, geometry, more algebra, trigonometry. aka math a and math b in NY.
11th: pre-calc
12th: ap calc ab & ap statistics</p>
<p>6th - Algebra
7th - Geometry
8th - Algebra II
9th - Trig/Discrete Maths
10th - Precalc
11th - Calc BC
(summer - Graph Theory, College Stats)
12th - Multi, Linear Algebra.</p>
<p>6th - Prealgebra
7th - Algebra I
8th - Geometry
8th summer - Algebra II
9th - Precalculus
10th - Calc BC
11th - Stats
12th - Multivar</p>
<p>7th integrated math
8th integrated math
9th integrated math
10th Algebra 2 + some geometry (at least the equivalent of it)
11th AP calc BC
12th multi,linear algebra</p>
<p>6th - geometry
7th - alg. II
8th - trig
9th - calc BC
10th - linear algebra, multi
12th - no formal math :( (but fun with model theory!)</p>
<p>it seems that some schools offer a choice between calc AB and calc BC (that's how my high school works) and others only teach them as a sequence. having them only in sequence seems like it could be pretty frustrating..</p>
<p>7 algebra
8 geometry
9 algebra 2
10 trig/precalc & stats
11 calc ab
12 calc bc</p>
<p>Don't really get the point of this thread, but I'll post. We have a horrible high school math problem that's supposed to be integrated instead of one year of alegbra, geometry, etc. Really though the integrated program screws all the students and makes it so there's a bunch of stuff to learn in pre-calc. </p>
<p>7: Alegbra
8: Integrated Math 1
9: Integrated Math 2
Summer: Integrated Math 3
10: Precalculus
11: Calculus, Discrete Math (I'm taking 2 math classes next qtr:))
12: Multivariable</p>
<p>eh....I'm the average kinda person:
8th - Algebra GATE/EXCEL
9th - Geo. Honors
10th - Algebra 2 Honors</p>
<p>7th- Pre algebra
8th- Algebra
9th- H. Geometry
10th- H. Algebra II
11th- Pre cal/ AP stats
12th- AP Calculus AB/ AP Computer Science A</p>
<p>I'm bored......
9th: Precalculus/Calculus BC
10th: Multivariable Calculus/Complex Variables/Graph Theory/Statistics
11th: Linear Algebra/Differential Equations
12th: Discrete Math/Number Theory (predicted)</p>
<p>9th grade: Algebra II Honors
10th grade: Precalculus Honors</p>
<p>I'm still in 10th grade, but so long as I pass Precalc this year, I'll be taking AP Calculus BC in 11th grade. I go to a private school, and we had to take placement tests to figure out what level math class would suit us, and I placed out of Algebra I and Geometry, yay.</p>
<p>9: Algebra II
10: Precalculus/Trig
11: Calc I
12: Calc II/III
12summer: Multivariable/Linear Alg.</p>
<p>7th grade: Algebra
8th grade: Geometry
9th grade: Algebra II/Trig
10th grade: IGCSE Math Advaced
11th-12th grades: IB Math HL</p>