AoPS Intermediate algebra or Precalculus for supplementing

[Kendall]

I can't quite commit to only using AoPS because I know my time limitations. But I have been using it with my current 10th grader in the following way.  She did most of AoPS prealgebra . then did Foerster Algebra 1 and then did AoPS Introductory Algebra slowly alongside geometry and  is continuing that this year alongside Algebra 2  (Foerster).  Actually, after a tough year medically with another child, she is just now getting back to doing it alongside. I'm having her do the main sections if they cover something she hasn't already learned and otherwise just the review problems and a few challenge problems.

My goal is to give her some more challenging and interesting problems because she goes through the Algebra 2 pretty easily and quickly. It is also obviously a good review.

My current plan is to do precalculus (Foerster) next year and continue the AoPS alongside as time permits.   I am assuming that I should have her continue on to Intermediate algebra when she finishes the Intro?  Or should she move to the AoPs precalc?

Thoughts?

Thanks,

Kendall 

 

 

 

[kiana]

The aops intermediate is all algebra; the precalc is trigonometry and an intro to linear algebra. They will match different parts of a standard precalc course. 

[Kendall]

Thank you. I decided to order the Intermediate Algebra and we'll go from there.