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Welcome parents! This course provides an overview of algebra concepts including linear equations, inequalities, graphing functions, and more. Students will develop problem-solving skills and a growth mindset for long-term success. Grading includes tests, quizzes, and homework. Tips for studying and parent-teacher partnership information provided.
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WELCOME PARENTS! Algebra 1 Mrs. Dettlinger Mistakes allow thinking to happen
Persistence in overcoming rigorous tasks • passion for long-term goals • the determining factor for success no matter where you natural abilities lie • the get it done personality • Taking responsibility for his/her learning • Student will take the HS NJSLA assessment High School level course
Algebra Overview - Big Ideas 1. Solving Linear Equations 2. Solving Linear Inequalities 3. Graphing Linear functions 4. Writing Linear functions 5. Solving System of Linear Equations 6. Exponential functions and sequences 7.Polynomial equations and factoring 8. Graphing Quadratic functions 9. Solving Quadratic Equations 10. Radical Functions and Equations
Grading Policy Tests • Given at the end of a Unit • Study guides will be given • Will be cumulative • Accounts for 60% of the grade • 3 or more per trimester Quizzes • 1 -2 per unit • Redo for performance below a 75 • Accounts for 30% of the grade • 5 or more per trimester Test/ Quiz Folder Kept in the back of the room Students may sign out at any time
HOMEWORK • Assigned almost everyday • MUST be completed in pencil • Will be posted on google classroom • Complete on separate sheet of paper (in pencil) • Will be grade by student on class with correcting pen • 50% accuracy - 50% ontime completion • Correction must be completed on a separate sheet of paper with ORIGINAL assignment attached and is due before the unit test • 10 % of MP grade
Tips for Studying Mathematics • When you are absent, make up work immediately. • Ask questions and listen when others as questions. • REVIEW regularly. 10 minutes a day beats 3 hours of cramming. Trust me! • Review your notes before beginning your homework. (bring math notebook home to help complete homework) • Show all of your work and check your work. Develop good habits during practice will help during tests and quizzes. • Make a list of important concepts and formulas. Make sure you can explain concept in your own words.
Parent Teacher Partnership kdettlinger@hwmountz.k12.nj.us