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Algebra I Honors OHS 2006-2007

Algebra I Honors OHS 2006-2007. Course Syllabus for Mrs. Kreider. Vital Statistics. INSTRUCTOR: Mrs. Kreider ROOM: 604 VOICEMAIL: (407)905-6400 ext. 3191 E-MAIL: kreideh@ocps.net Online textbook www.algebra1.com

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Algebra I Honors OHS 2006-2007

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  1. Algebra I HonorsOHS 2006-2007 Course Syllabus for Mrs. Kreider

  2. Vital Statistics • INSTRUCTOR: Mrs. Kreider • ROOM: 604 • VOICEMAIL: (407)905-6400 ext. 3191 • E-MAIL: kreideh@ocps.net • Online textbook www.algebra1.com login: Alg104FL password: QachuX8Ga3

  3. My Philosophy • “EVERY STUDENT BEGINS THIS CLASS WITH AN ‘A.’ IT IS UP TO THE STUDENT TO MAINTAIN IT.”

  4. Grade Breakdown • Tests 40% • Quizzes/Projects 20% • Class work 20% • Homework 10% • Notebook 10%

  5. Honors Distinction • Algebra I Honors is a fast-paced, rigorous course which requires that students be self-motivated and able to work independently. Organizational skills and above average reading are critical to success. Homework will be given a minimum of four times a week and is expected to be completed and turned in on time, every day. All students should have near perfect attendance in this class.

  6. HOMEWORK • Homework is an essential part of the educational process, especially in Mathematics. The homework in this course will reinforce the material covered in the classroom and provide time for practice. Students will earn points for each homework assignment completed. Homework assignments will be graded based on completion. Completion in this class means that all assigned problems have been worked out (with all work shown) and a solution, whether correct or incorrect, has been found and highlighted.

  7. Parent Contact The most efficient way to contact me is through e-mail. Please use email whenever possible. You may also leave a voice mail message and I will return your call as soon as possible. kreideh@ocps.net

  8. FIRST NINE WEEKS VARIABLES AND EXPRESSIONS; ORDER OF OPERATIONS; OPEN SENTENCES; IDENTITY AND EQUALITY PROPERTIES; THE DISTRIBUTIVE PROPERTY; COMMUTATIVE AND ASSOCIATIVE PROPERTIES; LOGICAL REASONING; GRAPHS AND FUNCTIONS; STATISTICS: ANALYZING DATA BY USING TABLES AND GRAPHS; RATIONAL NUMBERS ON THE NUMBER LINE; ADDING, SUBTRACTING, MULTIPLYING AND DIVIDING RATIONAL NUMBERS; STATISTICS: DISPLAYING AND ANALIZING DATA; PROBABILITY: SIMPLE PROBABILITY AND ODDS; SQUARE ROOTS AND REAL NUMBERS; WRITING AND SOLVING EQUAITONS USING ADDITION, SUBTRACTION, MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION; SOLVING MULTI-STEP EQUATIONS; RATIOS AND PROPORTIONS; PERCENT OF CHANGE; SOLVING EQUATIONS AND FORMULAS; WEIGHTED AVERAGES.

  9. SECOND NINE WEEKS THE COORDINATE PLANE; TRANSFORMATIONS; RELATIONS; EQUATIONS AS RELATIONS; GRAPHING LINEAR EQUATIONS; FUNCTIONS, ARITHMETIC SEQUENCES; EQUATIONS FROM PATTERNS; SLOPE; DIRECT VARIATION; SLOPE-INTERCEPT FORM; POINT SLOPE FORM; GEOMETRY: PARALLEL AND PERPENDICULAR LINES; STATISTICS: SCATTER PLOTS AND LINES OF FIT; SOLVING INEQUALITITES BY ADDITION, SUBTRACTION, MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION; SOLVING MULTI-STEP AND COMPOUND INEQUALITIES; SOLVING OPEN SENTENCES INVOLVING ABSOLUTE VALUE; GRAPHING INEQUALITIES IN TWO VARIABLES; GRAPHING SYSTEMS OF EQUATIONS; SUBSTITUTION; ELIMINATION USING ADDITION, SUBTRACTION; MULTIPLICATION; GRAPHING SYSTEMS OF INEQUALITIES.

  10. THIRD NINE WEEKS MULTIPLYING AND DIVIDING MONOMIALS; SCIENTIFIC NOTATION; ADDING AND SUBTRACTING, MULTIPLYING AND DIVIDING POLYNOMIALS; MULTIPLYING A POLYNOMIAL BY A MONOMIAL; SPECIAL PRODUCTS; FACTORS AND GREATEST COMMON FACTOR; FACTORING USING THE DISTRIBUTIVE PROPERTY; FACTORING TRINOMIALS; FACTORING DIFFERENCE OF SQUARES; PERFECT SQUARES AND FACTORING; GRAPHING QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS; SOLVING QUADRATIC EQUATIONS BY GRAPHING, COMPLETING THE SQUARE AND USING THE QUADRATIC FORMULA; EXPONENTIAL FUNCTIONS; GROWTH AND DECAY; GEOMETRIC SEQUENCES.

  11. FOURTH NINE WEEKS SIMPLIFYING RADICAL EXPRESSIONS; OPERATIONS WITH RADICAL EXPRESSIONS; RADICAL EQUATIONS; PYTHAGOREAN THEOREM; DISTANCE FORMULA; SIMILAR TRIANGLES; TRIGONOMETRIC RATIOS; INVERSE VARIATION; MULTIPLYING AND DIVIDING RATIONAL EXPRESSIONS; DIVIDING POLYNOMIALS; RATIONAL EXPRESSIONS WITH LIKE AND UNLIKE DENOMINATORS; MIXED EXPRESSIONS AND COMPLEX FRACTIONS; SOLVING RATIONAL EQUATIONS; SAMPLING AND BIAS; MATRICES; HISTOGRAMS; MEASURES OF VARIATION; BOX AND WHISKER PLOTS; COUNTING OUTCOMES; PROBABILITY: PERMUTATIONS, COMBINATIONS AND COMPOUND EVENTS.

  12. Please note: “No food or drink with the exception of bottled water” • CLASSROOM RULES: • 1) BE ON TIME • 2) BE RESPECTFUL • 3) BE POSITIVE • 4) BE RESPONSIBLE • 5) BE PREPARED – COME TO CLASS READY TO LEARN

  13. OHS TARDY POLICY • 1st,2nd, 3rd Tardy - Administrative Detention • 4th, 5th Tardy - Saturday School, Phone call home • 6th, 7th, 8th Tardy - Discipline Referral, 3 Days ISS, Phone call home • 9th, 10th Tardy - Discipline Referral, 3 Days OSS, Phone call home, Conference with parents

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