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Hey there! Yeah, I took an Honors Algebra II/Trig course this year, so I thought the regents was going to be pretty easy. Although I didn ’t find the exam incredibly difficult by any means, it was certainly more challenging than I had anticipated. I think the Fall Sampler was very deceitful. The real exam was muchhh harder! There was much more trig than I had expected, too. Anyway, I went to my teacher and found out that my raw score is an 86/88 (got points off the trig equation). What do you think my scaled score will be? Thanks!

Aside from the fact that Algebra 2/Trigonometry is a very hard, rigorous, challenging, and stressful curriculum which teachers and students alike struggled in keeping up with, the Regents board did not provide nearly enough information about the test throughout the state. The Regents Sampler was a much easier level than the actual exam, and the conversion chart should be much higher based on these facts. Many people throughout New York are going to fail this test, and theret’s virtually nothing that they can do about it.

This honors-level course will provide students with a strong foundation in the practical and theoretical applications of polynomials, matrices, conic sections, and transcendental functions. It will teach skills such as solving quadratic equations, analyzing growth and change, and algebraic problem-solving. This class will have a strong focus on developing mathematical literacy skills through reading, writing, and research, and will also examine the applications of mathematics to the fields of science and engineering. For many students, this course is a prerequisite for the study of precalculus, probability and statistics, business math, and/or calculus classes that build on the concepts of advanced algebra and trigonometry.