notes on:

• Factor Trees
• Factoring out a single term
• Factoring Quadratics without a leading Coefficient
• Factoring Quadratics with a leading Coefficient
• Special Products (Only quadratic; does not include Cubic special products)
• Factor-by-Grouping
• A factoring flow chart to help decide which solution method to use

For each section, there are also a few (approx 6) practice problems for the student.

This is not a sufficient curriculum to for factoring in the sense that it is not nearly enough practice, but it should be a helpful guide for anyone starting out in algebra 1 all the way up to reviewing for calculus.

**Note: Pages 10 and 11 are reversed in the PDF**