Algebra I
The blueprint year: patterns, linear and exponential change, systems, and quadratics — front‑loaded so quadratics are mastered before the May exam.
Key strands · Linear · Exponential · Quadratic · Systems
Course Library
STEM Studio Course Library
Every course in the studio, in one place — the mathematics drafting table and the science archive.
Dr. Ijezie's STEM Studio runs two studios under one roof. The Mathematical Architects build with structure and proof across the high‑school sequence — Algebra I through Calculus, with enrichment Physics alongside; the Science Ambassadors keep a living archive of 7th‑grade investigations. Pick a course below to open its overview, foundations, and unlimited practice.
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New · Dr. GL Resource Studio
Open Resource Studio →
Build the exact page your lesson needs
Create custom coordinate planes, graph paper, number lines, all 12 Note Method Academy templates, math reasoning sheets, and printable flashcards. Choose the intervals, labels, paper size, orientation, page density, and print style, then print or save as a PDF.
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New · Practice Gym
Open the Practice Gym →
Unlimited self-checking practice — every math module
Type your answer and get instant, worked feedback — fractions, radicals, and decimals all count. Problems scale from warm-up to challenge, free and with no login. It's built into every module and Foundations page, and lives here as one launchpad.
This Year's Courses
The three courses Dr. Ijezie teaches in 2026–27 — Algebra I and Geometry on the TEA Bluebonnet Learning framework, and the Earth Systems Science capstone for seniors.
Geometry
Where mathematics becomes something you can build, draw, and prove — from compass‑and‑straightedge construction to rigorous, evidence‑backed reasoning.
Key strands · Construction · Proof · Coordinate Geometry · Measurement
Earth Systems Science
The senior-year capstone: Earth as a system and the sky as a record of deep time — astronomy, tectonics, oceans & atmosphere, and the human planet. Full studio module blueprint arriving before the school year.
Key strands · Earth in Space & Time · Solid Earth · Fluid Earth · Human Systems
Self-Study Mathematics
The advanced mathematics pathway stays fully open — complete modules, visual labs, foundations, and unlimited practice for scholars continuing beyond the classroom.
Algebra II
A precision course in structure: design, build, and analyze the function families that model the world — from absolute value to logarithms.
Key strands · Polynomial · Rational · Radical · Exponential & Logarithmic
Pre-Calculus
The bridge from Algebra II to Calculus: master the function families, trigonometry, and analytic geometry calculus is built on — then meet limits at the edge.
Key strands · Functions · Trigonometry · Vectors · Polar & Parametric · Sequences & Series
Calculus
The mathematics of change: limits, derivatives, integrals, and series — a collegiate Calculus I–II sequence aligned to AP Calculus AB/BC.
Key strands · Limits · Derivatives · Integrals · Differential Equations · Series
Enrichment & Archive
Physics explorations for scholars who want to reach further, and the preserved 7th‑grade science library. Self‑study only — full module visual labs, foundations prep, and unlimited practice, with no grades or syllabus.
Physics
High‑school physics from the ground up — kinematics, forces, energy & momentum, waves, and circuits — each module with an interactive lab and unlimited self‑checking practice.
Key strands · Kinematics · Forces · Energy · Waves · Circuits
AP Physics
Algebra‑based AP Physics with a taste of Physics 2 — dynamics, rotation & gravitation, momentum & SHM, resonance, and fields & circuits — at exam rigor, with labs and practice.
Key strands · Dynamics · Rotation · Momentum · Resonance · Fields
7th Grade Science — Living Archive
The full 7th‑grade Science Ambassadors command center — labs, investigations, and the Ambassador Project — kept online as a living archive for scholars and families to revisit.
Key strands · Matter & Energy · Forces & Motion · Earth · Organisms & Environments
How the Studio Works
Every course follows the same three‑part rhythm, so scholars always know where to look.
Step 01
Start with the Overview
Each course opens with an overview — the itinerary of modules, what scholars will build, required materials, and the standards behind it all.
Step 02
Read the Syllabus & Pacing
The syllabus sets policies, the studio learning environment, and grading; the pacing guide maps every module to the Beta Academy calendar.
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Practice in the Assessment Center
Module checkpoints and STAAR‑style practice will live in the Assessment Center. Question sets and progress views for these math courses are being built now.
The three Mathematical Architects courses follow the TEA Bluebonnet Learning — Secondary Mathematics framework (Edition 1, adapted from Carnegie Learning) for their module and topic structure, licensed CC BY-NC 4.0. Classroom use is non‑commercial.
Instructor: Dr. Goodluck Ijezie-Desbois, PharmD · Beta Academy · Room: TBA
By appointment, at gijezie-desbois@betaacademy.org, or through ParentSquare.