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You might work in a state or country where there are Precalculus standards that you have to cover, you might work in a state where the standards only cover up to Algebra 2, or you might work in a private school where you have more autonomy about what to teach in Precalculus.
If you are one of the latter two cases, then you might be interested in the Precalculus pacing guide below.
Before we get to pacing, you should know that classes at my school meet for 65 minutes and we are on a 7-period rotating schedule. Sometimes a class meets 3 times a week, sometimes 4; it depends on the week.
You might also be interested in what I teach in Algebra 2 or what I teach in my non-AP Calculus class.
Pacing Guides
I am including a pacing guide for both on-level Precalculus and Honors Precalculus.
The links will take you to resources that I have available in my TeachersPayTeachers store. You can get all of my current and future Precalculus products here: bit.ly/precalculusbundle.
on-level Precalculus
Honors Precalculus
- Systems of 2 Linear Equations
- Systems of 3 Linear Equations
- Systems of Non-Linear Equations
- Systems of Linear Inequalities
- Systems of Non-Linear Inequalities
- Matrix Operations
- Inverse and Determinant of Matrices
- Solving Systems Using Matrices
- Matrices Review
- Complex Numbers in Polar Form
- Operating with Complex Numbers in Polar Form | De Moivre's Theorem
- Multiplying and Dividing Complex Numbers in Polar Form