The mini-lessons presented in this book are based on a general algebra curriculum. Many of the mini-lessons in Sections 1 and 2 focus on prerequisite skills that students must master if they are to succeed in algebra. Each mini-lesson, consisting of teaching notes and a reproducible worksheet, concentrates on a specific algebraic concept or skill students often have trouble mastering. Each mini-lesson requires only a few minutes to deliver and can be used with individual students, groups, or the whole class.
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