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Math Placement Tests for all levels
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Placement tests for parents who need help placing their children in the right math course if a child does not have the exact prerequisite. There are tests for Grade School, Middle School, and High School.
These placement tests are all free to take, and the final decision for assessment is given by the parent.
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Saxon Mathematics is a spiral method that introduces concepts in small, manageable steps, with each lesson building on the previous one.
Glencoe Mathematics is a traditional approach that focuses on reinforcing new concepts.
Foerster Mathematics teaches concepts and techniques in small steps, providing ample practice.
Sadlier-Oxford Mathematics develops conceptual understanding and skills through a cohesive set of lessons, explicit instruction, and guided and independent practice.
Gamified Mathematics is a fun, engaging approach to teach math concepts effectively, mastery is achieved through a variety of assignments, including games. - Course name
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Math Placement Tests for all levels
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Jean Hoeft, Emily Nardozzi, Monica Breier, Kris Correira
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Saxon Calculus
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High School Science/Philosophy: Bioethics and Human Dignity
High School Theology/Philosophy: Evangelium Vitae - The Bioethics Encyclicals of JPII
High School Theology/Philosophy: Veritatis Splendor - The Bioethics Encyclicals of JPII
Emily Nardozzi
Emily.nardozzi@gmail.com
About Emily Nardozzi, MEd
Emily Nardozzi received her undergraduate degree in mathematics and secondary education from Saint Mary’s College of Notre Dame in 2009. She then participated in Notre Dame’s ACE (Alliance for Catholic Education) program, earning a Masters in Education. Mrs. Nardozzi taught at St. Jude in St. Petersburg, Florida for three years and at Father Gabriel Richard High School in Ann Arbor, Michigan for three years.
Emily Nardozzi lives in Michigan with her husband and five beautiful children. She spent her childhood playing school and fell in love with math during her academic years.
When she began studying in college, her heart kept pulling her to become a math teacher. She has taught and tutored math for over 14 years. It brings her great joy to find creative ways to explain math concepts and watch the "light bulb moment" happen for her students when concepts click and make sense.
Teaching for Homeschool Connections has been a tremendous blessing, and she cherishes the ability to teach math in an atmosphere of faith and love. God is so good!
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Jean Hoeft
Jean.Hoeft.forjesus@gmail.com
About Jane Hoeft
Jean Hoeft holds a BA from the University of Michigan in Mathematics Education and an MA from Marygrove University in Instruction & Curriculum.
Mrs. Hoeft taught math for Whitmore Lake Public Schools for 27 years. During that time, she served on several committees to analyze teacher training and find solutions for improvement. She’s also worked with the Women in Engineering Project at the University of Michigan and was written up in the Ann Arbor News for her technology class and her students’ magnetic levitation vehicles.
Mrs. Hoeft helped develop the curriculum for the technology education certification at Eastern Michigan University. She has taught the confirmation class at her Catholic parish for 20-plus years and sings in the church choir.
Mrs. Hoeft loves gardening, sudoku puzzles, raising chickens, reading, knitting, and everything Catholic.
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Kris Correira
athomescience@gmail.com
About Kris Correira, DSc, MA Theology/Bioethics, PA-C
Dr. Correira has been a physician assistant since 1993. She has worked in emergency medicine, urgent care, family practice, and virtual care. She is the President of the Catholic Advanced Practice Providers Association, a member of the Catholic Medical Association, and a Distinguished Fellow of the American Academy of Physician Assistants. She has completed a Doctor of Science in Physician Assistant Studies in the education track from MCPHS University, a Master of Arts in Theology with a concentration in Bioethics from Holy Apostles College and Seminary, and a certificate of Health Care Ethics from the National Catholic Bioethics Center.
Dr. Correira also has extensive teaching experience. For 20 years, she taught in the paramedic training program at a community college. She taught during the 2000’s and was an early adopter of online course enhancement, then online course development. She had taught multiple high school and middle school courses in science, math, and philosophy (bioethics) for Homeschool Connections. She also homeschooled her three sons (who are all now adults). Most recently, she has joined the HSC grade school team to teach math and science.
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Monica Breier
breiermm@gmail.com
Mrs. Monica Breier graduated from Colorado State University with a degree in biology, focusing on cellular and molecular genetics. She worked as a microbiologist and chemist after graduation but discovered laboratory work was not her vocation. Mrs. Breier pursued her teaching license because she had enjoyed her time as a teacher’s aide during college and loved teaching for several outdoor summer programs during and post-college.
She taught middle school science and math in Catholic schools for seven years before teaching with Homeschool Connections. Mrs. Breier is married with four children. The whole family is very active in youth ministry for the Archdiocese of Denver as well as in their parish.
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Saxon Math 7/6
Saxon Math 8/7
Saxon Algebra 1/2
Pre-Algebra (Sadlier)
Algebra 1 (Sadlier)
Geometry (Jacob's)
Algebra 2 (Glencoe)
Pre-Calculus (Glencoe)
Financial Algebra