Algebra & Exact Work
Build fluency with indices, logarithms, sequences, binomial expansion, and multi-step equation solving.
A focused analytical route for students who want strong algebra, functions, trigonometry, and calculus without the full HL load.
One clean page template for all IB DP mathematics routes, so students can compare without feeling lost.
Analysis & Approaches SL works best when the student's university goals, mathematical confidence, and preferred problem style match the course route.
Students who enjoy algebraic reasoning and want a traditional pre-university mathematics path.
IB students targeting economics, computer science, architecture, business analytics, psychology, biology, or selective STEM-adjacent routes where SL is accepted.
Learners who need strong exam technique for non-calculator and calculator papers.
The five IB topic families stay visible, while lessons adapt to the exact AA/AI and SL/HL demand.
Build fluency with indices, logarithms, sequences, binomial expansion, and multi-step equation solving.
Master domain/range, transformations, inverse and composite functions, quadratics, exponentials, and logarithmic graphs.
Move from unit-circle understanding to identities, equations, sine/cosine rule, area formulae, and circular functions.
Strengthen probability rules, distributions, regression, correlation, and interpretation under IB command terms.
Cover differentiation, integration, tangents/normals, optimization, kinematics-style rates, and area under curves.
A practical, student-friendly map of what is taught inside each IB topic family.
Make algebra fast, accurate, and readable in exam working.
Core topics taught for this route
Understand how functions behave before relying on calculator output.
Core topics taught for this route
Connect diagrams, equations, exact values, and circular-function graphs.
Core topics taught for this route
Turn raw data and probability language into clear mathematical conclusions.
Core topics taught for this route
Build a confident bridge from graphical meaning to exact differentiation and integration.
Core topics taught for this route
Paper 1: non-calculator reasoning and exact mathematical communication.
Paper 2: calculator-supported questions with graphing and applied interpretation.
Internal Assessment: a mathematical exploration with clear personal engagement and communication.
Bring the student's current syllabus, recent test, or university target. The demo class can confirm whether AA SL is the right path and where to begin.