CSET Multiple Subjects Test - Subtest II: Mathematical Concepts
Introduction
- Presenter: Scott Roselle, Founder of 240 Tutoring
- Focus: Mathematical concepts required for the CSET Multiple Subjects Subtest II.
- Goal: Understand which concepts you need to study to pass the test.
Key Areas of Math for CSET
- Number Sense
- Algebra and Functions
- Measurement and Geometry
- Probability and Statistics
Number Sense
- Base-10 Value System
- Greatest Common Factor & Prime Factors
- Ordering Real Numbers: Understanding integers, mixed numbers, real numbers on a number line.
- Scientific Notation
- Operations with Exponents: Whole, fractional, and negative exponents.
- Order of Operations (PEMDAS): Critical for solving equations in the correct sequence.
Algebra and Functions
- Numerical Patterns: Identifying patterns with tables and graphs.
- Proportional Reasoning: Ratios, equivalent fractions, similar triangles.
- Expressions & Equations: Understanding equalities and inequalities.
- Basic Equation: Y = MX + B and its translation to coordinate planes.
- Symbolic Expressions: Connecting equations to real-life examples.
Measurement and Geometry
- Shapes and Symmetry: Understand how shapes translate, rotate, reflect.
- Triangle Types: Right triangles, isosceles triangles.
- Shape Definitions: Number of sides, sum of interior angles.
- Geometric Transformations: Reflection, translation, rotation.
- Pythagorean Theorem: A^2 + B^2 = C^2, essential for geometry.
Probability and Statistics
- Calculating Mean, Median, Mode, Range
- Expressing Probability: Ratios, proportions, decimals, percentages.
- Probability of Outcomes: Evaluating probability for specific outcomes, e.g., dice rolls, drawing marbles.
- Event Probability: Calculating probabilities in given scenarios, such as drawing specific colored marbles from a bag.
Conclusion
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These notes provide a comprehensive overview of the mathematical concepts covered in Subtest II of the CSET Multiple Subjects test, focusing on familiarizing yourself with fundamental math areas to effectively prepare for the exam.