We completed an activity solving exponential equations that require logarithms.

Hunter graduated! After the ceremony and celebration, we watched the first half of "Good Will Hunting." Then he said his goodbyes! Good Luck, Hunter!

We solved right triangles for all missing parts using right triangle trig ratios.

We completed exercises on solving various exponential equations. This completes his work on solving exponential equations.

We completed half of the worksheet on solving various exponential equations.

I wanted to give Hunter an overview of simple and compound interest rates, loans, and credit card interest. We watched several videos about these topics, including one on Payday Loans. Hunter said "I probably won't get a credit card because I will be too lazy to pay it on time."

I had Hunter do some exercises with checks, deposits, and checkbook registers. He filled out sample checks and registers, and found the balance in an account after several deposits were made and checks were written.
We took a field trip to Publix. We walked through the store and talked about unit prices and practical things for him to purchase in the next phase of his life. Since he will not have a kitchen of his own to stock, his expenses will be down. We went up and down most of the aisles, and he wrote the price and quantity of things he thought he would purchase. Back at school, they totalled about $125, and he estimated that it would feed him for a week and a half to 2 weeks.
We also watched some short videos on Khan Academy, in which Sal gave suggestions to graduates on how to spend/save money.

Hunter was in a talkative mood, and was thinking about different options for his future. I decided to veer off the math path and give him 2 personality questionnaires. Both gave him questions that would identify him as introverted or extroverted, intuitive or sensing, feeling or thinking, and judgmental or perceptive. We added up the tallies of his answer (this was the math element of the assignment), and we then could identify 4-aspects of his personality. I read him the descriptions of his personality type, and we talked about the types of jobs and tasks that would be fitting for him based on the assessment.

Hunter completed an activity on solving all missing parts of a right triangle.

We watched several lessons on Khan Academy on Logarithms. Logs are the inverses of Exponents. After a few videos and my explanation, Hunter understood the concept and was able to successfully complete online exercises. I gave him an activity from an Algebra 2 Honors Class. In total, he completed 35 questions without needing much help. I am proud of him!