A Review of Algebra

Many students finish their formal algebra course by sophomore year, only to forget key ideas when they reach senior year. This guide steps in as a concise, focused review that fits neatly into two class periods a week for a half‑year, helping learners rebuild confidence before college entrance exams. It emphasizes active problem solving, encouraging students to retrieve concepts from their primary textbook only when truly needed.

The book is organized as a clear outline of essential definitions, rules, and techniques—from factoring and fractions to simultaneous equations and the binomial theorem. Each page presents a manageable set of problems, allowing a full lesson to be completed in a single class, while optional sections and extra examples let teachers tailor the pace. With concise theory, plentiful practice, and quick reference guides, it serves both classroom review and independent study.