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8 th Grade Curriculum Night Algebra

8 th Grade Curriculum Night Algebra . Welcome . Try this problem:. This is similar to a bellwork problem our students complete when we begin class each day. Grading Scale. A – 90 – 100 B – 80 – 89 C – 70 - 79 D – 60 - 69 F - 59 or below. How are students graded?.

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8 th Grade Curriculum Night Algebra

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  1. 8th Grade Curriculum Night Algebra

  2. Welcome Try this problem: This is similar to a bellwork problem our students complete when we begin class each day.

  3. Grading Scale A – 90 – 100B – 80 – 89C – 70 - 79D – 60 - 69F - 59 or below

  4. How are students graded? Daily Grades- 25% of total grade • Homework- will be assigned most nights and will be checked for a weekly homework grade. Homework is vital to being successful in learning mathematics. • Quizzes - will be given on a regular basis. They will be short, made up of about ten questions. • Projects will count as 2 quiz grades. Ten points will be deducted for each day the project is turned in late. • Classwork- Any work completed in class that is graded. Student must keep up with notes and bellwork to be turned in

  5. Grading system Test Grades- 75% of total grade • Tests will be given at the end of each chapter. • Students will be given a studyguide the day before each chapter test. • We will complete the review in class and work the problems together. • Exams are at the end of each semester, December 19th-20th, then on May 21st- 22nd. • Exams count as two test grades. • We will review the content covered a few days prior to the semester exam.

  6. Attendance • Students are expected to attend class daily. Class time is valuable and instruction cannot be made up if it is missed. I encourage students to come to class everyday, if they are absent they are missing something in my class. Make-up work can only be done for excused absences.

  7. Make-up Work • Students with excused absences must request make-up work upon arrival back to school then missed assignments must be turned in within 5 days of their return. • It is the student’s responsibility to make arrangements with the instructor for any make-up work. • *No make-up work for UNEXCUSED absences.

  8. Algebra I Curriculum • More challenging than ever, students must spend time outside of class preparing for Algebra class. • http://alex.state.al.us/standardAll.php?subject=MA2010&ccode=AL1&summary=3 • Since this is an advanced class student expectations are set at a higher level and students must be determined meet these expectations.

  9. Teacher Websites Go to www.auburnschools.org/ajhs • Tabitha Geiger • www.auburnschools.org/ajhs/tygeiger • Tony Jackson • www.auburnschools.org/ajhs/tjackson • Mickey Marsh • www.auburnschools.org/ajhs/mgmarsh • Cheryl Ross • www.auburnschools.org/ajhs/cross • Danielle Schrimsher • https://www.auburnschools2.org/course/category.php?id=168 • Wendy Weimar • www.auburnschools.org/ajhs/wdweimar • Anna Wright • www.auburnschools.org/ajhs/awright

  10. Glencoe Algebra Website www.al.algebra1.com

  11. Glencoe Algebra online textbook www.al.algebra1.com user name:  alg1al05   password:  h7yusab9  

  12. Self-Check Quizzes Self-Check quizzes, practice tests and much more are available. These are interactive and provide immediate feedback for students to check their progress.

  13. Laptops are in! • HP EliteBook 2740p Tablet PC • Manual: http://h18000.www1.hp.com/products/quickspecs/13097_na/13097_na.pdf In math class students will use these laptops to take notes each day, web-quests to investigate real-world applications of mathematics, access their textbook, and much more.

  14. Laptop tips • Discuss the purpose of the school issued laptop with your student • School assignments • Research • Writing papers • Textbooks • Equitable access for all students • Create 21st Century students for the workforce • Remind students that there is a filter on their laptop that will not allow them to visit certain websites, even at home. • All activity on the school-issued laptop can be monitored by Auburn City Schools • Try to keep laptop in a central area in your home, rather than in student’s bedroom.

  15. More Laptop Tips • Physical treatment of the laptop • Accidents happen, but students must take precautions and use the cover and treat the laptop as if it were their own. • Downloading games or other programs is prohibited • Using the laptop in class appropriately (not playing games, surfing the Internet, etc. at inappropriate times. • Laptop privileges can be revoked

  16. Additional Laptop Resources • PBS Tips for Parents • http://nuevaschool.org/images/stories/docs/1to1/pguide.pdf • Tips from another school with a similar 1-1 Laptop Program • http://nuevaschool.org/programs/one-to-one-laptop-program/259-laptop-tips-from-current-parents-to-incoming-parents

  17. Questions? • Please always feel free to email or call with any questions or concerns. • Call us at (334)887-1960 between 11:30-1:30 Or email at any time: • Tabitha Geiger tygeiger@auburnschools.org • Tony Jackson tjackson@auburnschools.org • Mickey Marsh mgmarsh@auburnschools.org • Cheryl Ross cross@auburnschools.org • Danielle Schrimsher dtschrimsher@auburnschools.org • Wendy Weimar wdweimar@auburnschools.org • Anna Wright awright@auburnschools.org

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