Big Ideas Math Integrated Mathematics 1, 2, 3
Product identity
- Publisher
- Big Ideas Learning, LLC (Larson Texts); distributed by National Geographic Learning / Cengage
- Program family
- Big Ideas Math: Integrated Mathematics
- Edition
- Integrated Mathematics I–III, ©2016 program
Instructional fit
- Courses
- Integrated Mathematics I, II, and III
- Role explanation
- Core course curriculum; instructional use and grade placement depend on the district course sequence.
- Learner and support context
- Integrated Mathematics I, II, and III; grade levels describe intended secondary or elementary use, not a statewide adoption claim.
- Subjects covered
- Supported instructional roles
Materials and delivery
- Format description
- Print and/or digital materials as described; components and online access depend on edition and purchased package.
- Included components
- Student editions; student journals; teaching editions; assessment books; resources by chapter; Dynamic Student Resources and Dynamic Teaching Resources, according to package.
- Languages and support
- English; multilingual glossary and other support resources are described in publisher materials.
Links and notes
- Vendor product URL
- Visit publisher product page
A three-course high school integrated mathematics series combining algebra, geometry, statistics, exploration, practice, and digital resources.
Big Ideas Math: Integrated Mathematics I, II, and III is written by Ron Larson and Laurie Boswell and published by Big Ideas Learning. National Geographic Learning/Cengage distributes the series. The publisher identifies this integrated program as ©2016. Its three-course sequence combines mathematical concepts with explorations, guided practice, cumulative review, and problem solving. Student editions and journals can be paired with teacher editions, assessment books, lesson tutorials, worked solutions, and online student and teacher resources. Digital access terms depend on the package.
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