Prepare Students for Algebra -- THE Journal

Prepare Students for Algebra

08/01/96

Easily MathMedia has developed another software program to add to their High School Mathematics product line of eight algebra and geometry programs for both Mac and Windows platforms. The new product, Pre-Algebra, is intended for gifted 4th-6th graders and 7th-8th graders preparing for high school algebra.
The topics covered include: signed numbers, order of operations, variables, algebraic properties, expressions, equations, exponents and square roots. A brochure on all the firm's products with descriptions, sample screens and ordering information can be requested by e-mail ([email protected]). MathMedia Educational Software, Inc., Northbrook, IL, (847) 564-1441, http://www.interaccess.com/mmel/ mathmedia. WM

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