Secondary 2 Mathematics Review (063-226). SOSteacher
Secondary Mathematics Revision 2 (063-226)

Mathematics

To help your child learn and succeed in the Secondary 2 math program, it’s important to master certain essential concepts.  This page gives you access to the key concepts of the Secondary 1 mathematics program, in line with the Quebec Education Program (QEP) and the Learning Pregression (PDA), available on the Ministry of Education and Higher Education of Quebec website.

 

 

What is decisive knowledge (learning)?

 

 

It corresponds to what your child needs to know, be able to do or understand to succeed in his or her new mathematics program. For learning to be decisive, it must be prior, transferable and lasting.

 

Prerequisite: Does it prepare your child for other essential learning in the field in question?

 

Transferable: Is it useful for your child in other school subjects or disciplines?

 

Durable: Is it useful for your child throughout his or her life?

 

 

Skills assessed during the mathematics course

 

 

Your child is assessed on the following two skills:

 

 

 Competence 1 (C1)

 

Solving a problem situation (30%)

Your child is assessed through a problem situation that raises one or more aspects of a problem that needs to be solved using mathematical knowledge.

 

Competence 2 (C2)

 

Use mathematical reasoning (70%)

Your child is assessed with application situations that raise one or more conjectures (relationships, statements, opinions, conclusions, etc.), implicit or explicit, that need to be discovered, explained, generalized, proved or disproved using mathematical knowledge.

 

 

 

Final exam

 

 

In Secondary 2, your child does not have to take a Ministry exam. However, his or her educational institution should administer two end-of-school-year exams. The first test, usually in May, assesses the development of Competency 1: Problem-solving. The second test, at the end of the school year, assesses the development of Competency 2: Mathematical reasoning. These tests focus on the main concepts and processes covered in the Secondary 2 mathematics program.

 

 

 

Key skills for higher levels

 

 

The knowledge below represents the key knowledge required for success at higher levels. The PFEQ program and the PDA

 

 

Arithmetic

 

 

  • Translate a situation into a ratio or rate

 

Ratios and rates

The difference between a ratio and a rate

 

 

  • Recognize a situation of proportionality (direct or inverse variation) according to a context, table of values or graph.

 

Alloprof – Recognizing a direct or inverse situation

 

 

  • Solve a proportionality situation (direct or inverse variation)

 

Alloprof – Recognizing a proportional situation

 

 

 

Algebra

  • Translate an algebraic expression from context

 

Algebra – Lesson 1 – What is an algebraic expression?

Alloprof – Algebraic expressions: writing conventions (mathematics)

 

  • Perform the following operations on algebraic expressions: addition, subtraction, multiplication by a constant, division by a constant, multiplication of 1st degree monomials.

 

Alloprof – Addition and subtraction of algebraic expressions (part 1)

Alloprof – Addition and subtraction of algebraic expressions (part 2)

Alloprof – algebraic multiplication

Alloprof – algebraic division

 

 

  • Represent a situation using a 1st-degree equation with one unknown (meaning of equality)

 

Situation using a 1st degree equation

 

 

  • Solve 1st degree equations with one unknown

 

Solving simple one-variable equations – Part 1

Solving simple one-variable equations – Part 2

 

 

  • Represent a concrete situation globally using a graph

 

 

 

Probability

 

 

  • Count the possible outcomes of a random experiment (networks, grids, diagrams)

 

Alloprof – How to build a tree diagram?

Calculate a probability using a tree diagram

 

  • Carry out randomized experiments with or without discounting

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qz3w3F5AVSs

 

 

 

Geometry

 

 

  • Recognize and distinguish the notion of perimeter and area

 

Calculate the perimeter of a figure

The area of a figure CM1 – CM2

 

 

  • Calculate the area of plane figures (quadrilaterals, triangles, disks and decomposable figures)

 

Area of square and rectangle

Area of parallel and triangle

Area of trapezoid and rhombus

Allô prof – Area of discs and sectors

 

 

  • Find missing measurements from plane figures (segment or area)

 

The search for missing measurements

 

 

  • Calculate the lateral or total area of prisms, cylinders and pyramids

 

Lateral and total area of a right prism

Lateral and total area of a right cylinder

Lateral area of a pyramid

 

  • Find missing measurements from the area of solids

 

Sec 2 – Solids – Finding a missing measurementSec 2 – Solides

 

 

 

 

 

Useful links to help

 

 

Savoirs essentiels au secondaire :

 

High school mathematics :

French in high school :

Secondary 4 History

 

English as a second language in secondary schools :

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