Aarohi Sinha

The real-world scenarios (discounts, markups, tax, tips) and the guided examples made abstract ideas feel tangible. As a parent, I also liked that the final comprehensive review ties together graphing proportional relationships, percent change, and rational-number operations.

Good overall focus on unit rates, equivalent ratios, and order of operations with rational numbers. Mild caveat: I would have liked a few more targeted practice sheets for integer and decimal operations before the final review.

Sample (fictional): As a parent thinking about a 12-year-old, the sequence from equivalent ratios and constants of proportionality to graphing proportional relationships and percent applications reads very logical. The 45-minute class length and guided examples sound manageable for a typical middle-school schedule.

Solid course design for middle-school math. The combination of guided examples, visual models, and a final review class makes the curriculum easy to understand from a planning perspective.