Geometry 1.7, Transformations in the Coordinate Plane 

Thank you so much! I have always been fascinated by linguistics.

@@JoAnnsSchool 😬 I've always been fascinated by maths and what It can achieve if used properly 😁

I've studied pre-algebra and intermediate algebra. The next step was precalculus and boom there I got surprised 😂 I have to learn geometry and trigonometry first🙊 and here I am 😬 I find both so interesting.

You can do it! ❤

teev7, I think that is a commendable quest. I know there was a great need for middle school math and science teachers. I am out of the loop as far as current certification requirements. I can't imagine middle school math being difficult because it doesn't go above algebra 1, basic geometry, and basic statistics. Before certification was required, anyone with a college degree was eligible to teach. There were many unprepared teachers, or people teaching that shouldn't have been. In my younger days, I was doing my necessary observation hours and I sadly watched a young man punish two girls for talking when they were only trying to figure out the assignment. He told me that he was teaching to make enough money to finish Law School, and that he hated teaching. If you completed high school math and some college math, you should be okay. You can always watch my playlist as a refresher. I have playlist for 6th, 7th, 8th grade math, and Algebra 1. You can go to ets.org/praxis/prepare/materials and do some practice tests. I took many psychology and teacher education courses to prepare to be a teacher. I wish you luck! Let me know how you do!

JoAnn's School Thank you very much! We really do need great teachers, so it is understandable that the requirements are a lot more rigid. I will most likely teach middle school math.

teev7, keep in touch. :-)

It was just an example of how to label the vertices. It can happen if the equation says it moves horizontally to the right 2 units, then moves 1 unit to the right three more times. It depends on the equation. An object can move any number of units across the grid.

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This textbook's information is in the description of my High School Geometry playlist. ru-vid.com/group/PLKi4WTp6PRGVBM1nPhwW1lTuxi32Q0IZ3

This is the book. Publisher Holt McDougal; 1st edition (June 14, 2011) Language English Hardcover 1184 pages ISBN-10 0547647093 ISBN-13 978-0547647098 Reading age 14 - 17 years Grade level 9 - 12 Item Weight 4.71 pounds Dimensions 8.5 x 1.75 x 11 inches

THANK YOU! I just rewatched and saw my error! I taught it correctly in this one. 8th Grade Math 9.4c, Algebraic Representations of Rotations ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-L4kaz560Ro8.html Going to edit this one!

I have two boards directly next to each other. One is 8 ft wide, the other is 6 ft wide. At the end of the videos, I usually only show what's on the 8 ft board. Back in 2015, for my earlier videos, I was working with a board that was only 4 feet wide. As my channel grew, I earned money to be able to buy better supplies like the newer big boards. :-)

@@JoAnnsSchool nice not like our boards 2 small