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What will we be doing this year
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Warm-ups Investigate geometry with Patty Paper Flip the classroom in Algebra II Work with a partner Work cooperatively in groups Work independently very quietly Take notes and keep an organized notebook Prepare for and take an SOL in the spring
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Watch the lecture at home and take notes. Sometimes there will be questions to answer. This will be your homework. Practice the concepts in class where you can get your questions answers Flipped Algebra II Classroom
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Geometry in a school in Jamaica
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Treat each person in this room with respect
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How will we be graded?
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Quizzes ( 1 or 2 per chapter, 30 pts each) Chapter Tests ( at the end of each chapter, 100 pts) Cumulative Review ( take home assignments, 30 pts ) Homework ( graded on effort, 5 pts each) 5 points for every question given reasonable effort 4 points for most of the work given reasonable effort 3 points for about ¾ of the work given reasonable effort Missed homework may be turned in one class late for a maximum of 3 points. Every question must be given reasonable effort on late work to receive credit. If you do not have homework, you will fill out a “Missed Homework” form, which I will keep on file.
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3 Ring Binder ( 1.5 inch ) Lined and Graph Paper Pencils with Erasers 12 Dividers Graphing or Scientific Calculator What Supplies Do You Recommend?
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What’s this ?
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You can earn them in various ways: Answering homework questions correctly Stealing an answer Outstanding cooperative work Outstanding behavior Outstanding work Save them and use them for Extra Credit on your next quiz or test. Bonus Points!!!
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Enter quietly without disturbing the class Sign in Put your pass in the clip if you have one Have a seat and take out your materials
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One of my favorite things to do in the summer
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Get a perfect score on a test. 100% without any bonuses or extra credit How can I be on the Wall of Fame?
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It will be posted on the board with the daily agenda It will be on the syllabus that I give you at the beginning of the chapter ( but that may change ) It will be posted on the Homework Calendar on my web page on the day it is assigned How will we know what our homework is?
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I will stand at the front of the room with my hand up I expect you to quiet down immediately When I need your attention
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Enter quietly Turn off and put away all electronic devices Sit down and get out you math materials. Put everything else away Look over the agenda Begin the bell assignment Entering the Room
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If you have been absent
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Check the “While you were out” folder on the bulletin board Turn in any make up work at the beginning of class. Write “ Absent “ on the top of the page so that you will be given full credit. Schedule missed quizzes and tests with me immediately. ( If they were assigned before your absence, be prepared to take them )
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Class dismissal is by the teacher, not the bell Do not pack up prior to the bell You will be dismissed when I have checked to be sure that all of the calculators and supplies have been returned properly and that you have picked up all of your belongings
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Go out to the right, down the stairs and outside. Once you all leave I will lock the door so that you do not need to worry about taking any of your belongings with you Gather together back by the fence. I will be looking for you to take attendance outside. Fire Drill
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are important and easy to miss if someone is talking. As soon as the Intercom comes on, stop talking immediately. Intercom Announcements…..
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Where can I get some help ?
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Math Lab is open after SSR during every study hall There is a math teacher there to help you. You can get help with math questions. You can do your homework there in case you run into problems You can help other math students You can work cooperatively just like in class You cannot be on your phone or listening to music, just like in class. Math Lab room 206
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Show respect Get ready to answer If someone is asking a question
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Working Cooperatively
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Everyone should be working on the same question Each person should understand before moving on. Praise should be generous for good work “awesome job” “ you are a math beast” “ thank you for your help, Mrs. Roeser didn’t make any sense to me” Everyone benefits when this happens! Working Cooperatively
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This is a time when you work by yourself We will all work very quietly so that everyone can concentrate Independent Work
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Groups are changed often and randomly When we change groups it gives you a chance to : 1) work with someone new 2) sometimes meet somebody new 3) sometimes work with somebody you didn’t think you got along with Do We Get to Pick Our Partners ?
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I don’t feel good
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If you need to go to the Clinic, I will give you a pass. If you can’t wait for a pass from me, just go and tell me you are headed to the Clinic. I will email her and tell her you have an ‘email pass’ to the Clinic. In either case, get a pass from the Clinic when you leave. I don’t feel good
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If I see your phone or any other electronic device, I will be taking it. Zero Tolerance for Electronics
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There is a current syllabus for each chapter (sometimes the hard copy I give you at the beginning of the chapter must be adjusted). There is Extra Practice with Answers for each section There is a Homework Calendar with daily assignments posted ( on the day assigned ) Check out my web page
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No passes are given within 20 minutes of the bell. You must have your agenda, signed by me, to go anywhere. Leaving the room
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