Improvements in the latest version of Glencoe Algebra 2
This version of the textbook and worksheets makes some additional numeric assumptions explicit. For example, they tell you how many cards are in a standard deck (52). The earlier version assumed you knew that.
However, it still assumes you know how many numbersletters are in the alphabet, which at least one of my seniors had trouble with. And if you don't know that there are 26 letters in the alphabet, you can't even start the problem.
(correction made, 11:00 PM Saturday!)
However, it still assumes you know how many numbersletters are in the alphabet, which at least one of my seniors had trouble with. And if you don't know that there are 26 letters in the alphabet, you can't even start the problem.
(correction made, 11:00 PM Saturday!)