Well, Yay Mathers... the moment has arrived. I have a treat for you, in the form of a full course Algebra review, in one video. I'm calling it "Algebra All-In-1", because:
• it's a full year overview of Algebra 1
• it also plays on the concept of being "all in" on learning

Many of you have supported Yay Math's ascent through the years, through comments on YouTube. I'm grateful for all of them, and I've read every one, believe it or not. It's through that journey that the idea for an Algebra all-in-1 video was born, because several themes have repeated in the comments:

• "I just 'marathoned' several videos, in preparation for a big test."
• "Do you have a video on this-or-that?"
• "I like your teaching style; it keeps it simple and makes sense."

So the natural synergy between all these themes is to make one stand-alone video that encompasses the full course of Algebra, in one continuous flow.

The level is traditionally Algebra 1, which is applicable for middle school, high school, and college Algebra. Of course, feel free to watch in pieces and give yourself brain breaks. Timestamps provided below.

This video's approach is that of general review, suited for final exam review, or Algebra 2 readiness for example. As expected, you will see me teaching much of the time. But the mindset is that this video will not be your first exposure to the concepts. Check out the following link on Yay Math's website, for full playlists, explanations, and free accompanying worksheets and online quizzes that are ideal for first time learning. Welcome to the Yay Math family!
https://yaymath.org/video

Do you want the blank slides, and completed answer key?
The blank slides are great for students to have something to work on along with the video. Plus having the exact answers written out in-color as you see them on the screen is also a valuable resource. The slides and answer keys are available all together for a small payment, to support the creation of this endeavor.
https://courses.yaymath.org/p/algebra...

0:00 Message of my support for you
2:12 Intro: Classifying Numbers (page 3)
5:25 Chapter 1: Equations, Expression, Relations, Functions (pages 4 – 8)
27:47 Chapter 2: Equations (pages 9 – 13)
52:14 Chapter 3: Graphing Lines (pages 14 – 19)
1:16:58 Chapter 4: Inequalities (pages 20 – 21)
1:29:23 Chapter 5: Systems of Equations (pages 22 – 23)
1:40:44 Chapter 6: Exponents (pages 24 – 26)
1:53:24 Chapter 7: Quadratics (pages 27 – 30)
2:31:28 Chapter 8: Graphing Functions (pages 31 – 33)
2:52:31 Chapter 9: Square Roots (Radicals) and Trigonometry (pages 34 – 37)
3:21:08 Chapter 10: Rational Functions (pages 38 – 46)

This endeavor is made possible by my wonderful friends and partners at Carnegie Learning. Our core values align, such as the belief that all students are capable learners, and the importance of enabling them to become lifelong learners. Thank you for the chance to partner and create meaningful and positive outcomes for students everywhere. Check out their work, and our groundbreaking endeavor we're making together, called MATHstream! If you'd like to set up a free demo for your school, please DM me or leave a comment on this video and I'll follow up with you.
https://discover.carnegielearning.com...