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9th Grade ENGAGENY / CC 0 Mastered

Algebra I foundations: mastering relationships between quantities, equations, and graphs.

SKILL DIAGNOSTIC

Module 1

Relationships Between Quantities and Reasoning with Equations

Reasoning with equations and their graphs, setting the foundation for high school algebra.

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Introduction to Functions Studied this Year

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The Structure of Expressions

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Solving Equations and Inequalities

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Creating Equations to Solve Problems

Module 2

Descriptive Statistics

Summarizing, representing, and interpreting data on single and bivariate variables.

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Shapes and Centers of Distributions

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Calculating and Interpreting Measures of Center and Variability

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Categorical Data on Two Variables

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Numerical Data on Two Variables

Module 3

Linear and Exponential Functions

Exploring integer sequences, exponential growth, and graph transformations.

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Linear and Exponential Sequences

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Functions and Their Graphs

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Transformations of Functions

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Using Functions and Graphs to Solve Problems

Module 4

Polynomial and Quadratic Expressions, Equations, and Functions

Factoring polynomials, solving quadratic equations, and graphing parabolas.

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Quadratic Expressions, Equations, and Functions

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Using Different Forms for Quadratic Functions

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Function Transformations and Modeling

Module 5

A Synthesis of Modeling with Equations and Functions

Using linear, quadratic, and exponential models to evaluate and interpret real-world behaviors.

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Elements of Modeling

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Completing the Modeling Cycle

Module 1

Reading Closely and Writing to Learn: How Do Authors Develop Character, Theme, and Perspective?

Close reading and evidence-based analysis across diverse literary genres. Students examine the development of character, tone, and culture shock in Karen Russell's short story, investigate aesthetic advice and solitary reflection in Rainer Maria Rilke's epistolary prose, and unpack dramatic tragedy, structure, and poetic conventions in William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.

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Reading Literature: St. Lucy's Home for Girls Raised by Wolves

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Literary & Informational Dialogue: Letters to a Young Poet & Black Swan Green

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Classical Drama & Structure: The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet

Module 2

Understanding Perspectives and Writing to Convince

Exploration of literary perspective, structural point of view, psychological obsession, classical hubris, and investigative argument. Students analyze Edgar Allan Poe's unreliable narrator in The Tell-Tale Heart, examine Emily Dickinson's introspective sensory metaphors in I felt a Funeral, in my Brain, dissect fate, dramatic irony, and moral catastrophe in Sophocles' Oedipus the King, and evaluate cultural fascination with crime and justice in Walter Mosley's True Crime.

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Literary Perspective: The Tell-Tale Heart & I felt a Funeral, in my Brain

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Classical Tragedy & Fate: Sophocles' Oedipus the King

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Informational Analysis & Cultural Perspectives: Walter Mosley's True Crime

Module 3

Researching to Deepen Understanding: Animals in Translation & Inquiry-Based Research

An inquiry-driven research module focusing on Temple Grandin's groundbreaking work Animals in Translation. Students cultivate independent inquiry paths, conduct pre-searches, critically evaluate academic and media sources using the Area Evaluation Checklist, synthesize evidence across multiple perspectives, and compose a rigorous, evidence-based research paper with MLA documentation.

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Seed Text Analysis: Temple Grandin's Animals in Translation

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Inquiry-Based Research: Formulating Questions, Pre-Searching & Evaluating Sources

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Organizing Evidence & Synthesis: Drafting the Evidence-Based Research Paper

Module 4

Sugar Changed the World: Historical Argument & Global Trade

In-depth investigation of global commerce, human migration, human rights, and industrial production through Marc Aronson and Marina Budhos' Sugar Changed the World alongside supplementary informational texts on modern globalization and the garment industry. Students trace how historical agricultural commodities reshaped world politics and ethics, evaluate competing perspectives on free trade and worker safety, and author a comprehensive evidence-based argument essay.

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Historical Argument, Global Trade & Human Rights: Sugar Changed the World

Module 1

Science Standards & Skills - Module 1

Comprehensive academic competencies for 9th Grade aligned with national frameworks.

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HS-PS: Physical Sciences (Chemistry & Physics)

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HS-LS: Life Sciences (Cellular, Genetic, & Ecological Systems)

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HS-ESS: Earth & Space Sciences

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Social Standards & Skills - Module 1

Comprehensive academic competencies for 9th Grade aligned with national frameworks.

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U.S. Government & Constitutional Law (D2.Civ.9-12)

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Macroeconomics & Global Markets (D2.Eco.9-12)

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Modern World & U.S. History (D2.His.9-12)