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Discover our Math 7 curriculum aligning with California Mathematics Standards, emphasizing problem-solving, reasoning, modeling, and more to prepare students for higher levels of math. Stay engaged with homework tips and resources to boost understanding and performance. Get involved in the Math Contest Team and receive extra help through after-school sessions and online resources for a successful math journey.
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Back to School Night Math 7 Thank you for coming this evening! Colleen Mitchell comitchell@sanjuan.edu
Become College and Career Ready withCommon Core Mathematical Practices • Make sense of problems and persevere in solving them. • Reason abstractly and quantitatively. • Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others. • Model with Mathematics. • Use appropriate tools strategically. • Attend to precision. • Look for and make use of structure. • Look for and express regularity in repeated reasoning.
Curriculum & Standards • Follows California Mathematics Standards • Topics covered: • The Number System • Ratio and Proportional Relationships • Expressions and Equations • Geometry • Statistics and Probability • Linear Relationships and Equation • Goal of our Math class: • solid foundation for all future math classes
Middle School to High School math classes • Math 6 • Math 7 • Math 8 • Integrated Math 1 • Integrated Math 2 • Integrated Math 3 • Pre Calculus
Pathway for Acceleration Math 6 Math 7 Math 8 Integrated Math 1 Integrated Math 2 + Integrated Math 3 + Calculus
Homework • Homework is Monday – Friday • Homework is typically out of the Math 7 textbook. Sometimes it will be a worksheet. • Homework is corrected at the beginning of the period. • Keep corrected math homework in binder. After every test, homework should be kept at home. • Need 2 sections/dividers in binder: • Math Notes • Math Homework • Please help your student keep their binder organized. • 45 minute time limit at home.
Typical Daily Routine • Write homework assignment in Planner • Warm Up – review of old topics • Correct Homework - students correct their own homework. • Questions about Homework - time when students are encouraged to ask question about the homework. Might be questions about problems they did not understand or got incorrect. • Class Discussion and Activity– explore new topic • Class Notes • Start Homework - new homework assignment is started in class. Students are encouraged to scan the assignment for any problems that they might have questions about before the end of the period, so they can feel successful at home when finishing the assignment.
GradesSJUSD require that Math grades are calculated with 70% coming from Exams • 70% Test & Quizzes • 25% Homework • 5% Group Work/ Participation Current grade updated frequently on Parent Connection through the San Juan Portal.
So How do I pass my Math Class?Is there a secret? • Do your homework every night! • Study for tests and quizzes. • Ask your teacher for help when you don’t understand what is being taught in class. • Either ask questions in class, or…….
After School Math Help • I offer extra Math help on Wednesdays after school from 2:45 – 3:30 • Student tutors are available Wednesdays 2:45 – 3:30 starting September 20. • Come with questions, ask for help with homework, or help getting ready for a test or quiz.
Khanacademy.org New textbook has an online component that offers extra help for students and parents. Go Math HMH website on student portal QR reader App. Scan the QR code in textbook. Tutorial Websites
Math Contest Team • Tryouts are in late Sept./early Oct. • Mr. Soesbe is the Coach • Practices are on Fridays 2:45-4:45 • Mrs. Locke in room F4 is the team coordinator (paperwork, registration, donations, etc.)
Contact Ms. Mitchell • E-mail: comitchell@sanjuan.edu • You will get a response back within 24 hours. • Phone: 979-8060 ex.3911 (message only) • Current grade can be seen on Parent Connection website through the San Juan Portal • Can see grades on tests and quizzes • Can see homework that has been completed • Can see homework that is missing from an actual test. Too Funny!