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Community Math Night 2013

Community Math Night 2013. When I don’t know….How can I help?. Introductions. Principal Everett Warren Math Specialist Derek Beet FCPS Consultant Nick Diaz. Topics for the night. Why is Math Important? Common Core How can you help your child at home? Resources. Importance of Math.

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Community Math Night 2013

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  1. Community Math Night2013 When I don’t know….How can I help?

  2. Introductions • Principal Everett Warren • Math Specialist Derek Beet • FCPS Consultant Nick Diaz

  3. Topics for the night • Why is Math Important? • Common Core • How can you help your child at home? • Resources

  4. Importance of Math • Presentation by Nick Diaz

  5. Common Core Mathematics Standards Frederick County Public Schools

  6. Common Core Mathematics There are Common Core mathematics standards starting in Pre-Kindergarten and going all the way to Algebra 2. Common Core mathematics standards will help to prepare students for both college and careers after high school.

  7. What’s the same and what’s different? • SAME – • The Common Core standards teach the same mathematics content that we currently teach. • DIFFERENT – • Some mathematics topics will be taught in earlier grades. For instance, dividing fractions by fractions will be taught in 6th grade instead of 7th grade. Also, much of the content in our current Algebra 1 course will be taught prior to the Common Core Algebra 1 course. • Also some new standards will emphasize student understanding over procedural knowledge; but (again) this is NOT new math content.

  8. Common Core Basics Peter Cincotta, the FCPS Curriculum Specialist for Secondary Mathematics, goes over the basics of Common Core and how it will better prepare students for life after high school. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5ihowlLr7c

  9. Mathematical Practices

  10. Common Core Algebra 1

  11. Common Core Algebra 2

  12. Fifth Grade students in 2012-2013 5th Grade 6thGrade 7thGrade 8thGrade Common Core Math 6 merit Common Core Math 7 merit Common Core Math 8 merit 5th Grade Common Core Math 6 honors Common Core Math 7 honors Common Core Math 8 honors Grade 7 Accelerated Common Core Algebra 1

  13. Sixth Grade students in 2012-2013 6th Grade 7thGrade 8thGrade 9thGrade 6-merit Common Core Math 7 merit Common Core Math 8 merit Introduction to Algebra 1 6-honors Common Core Math 7 honors Common Core Math 8 honors Common Core Algebra 1 Grade 7 Accelerated Common Core Algebra 1 Common Core Geometry

  14. Seventh Grade students in 2012-2013 7th Grade 8thGrade 9thGrade 10thGrade 7-merit Common Core Math 8 merit Introduction to Algebra 1 Common Core Algebra 1 7-honors Algebra with Data Analysis Common Core Algebra 1 Common Core Geometry Algebra with Data Analysis Common Core Algebra 1 Common Core Geometry Common Core Algebra 2

  15. Eighth Grade students in 2012-2013 8th Grade 9thGrade 10thGrade 11thGrade 8-merit Algebra with Data Analysis Common Core Algebra 1 Common Core Geometry 8-honors/ Algebra 1 Common Core Algebra 1 Common Core Geometry Common Core Algebra 2 Geometry Algebra 2 Pre-Calculus Calculus

  16. Accelerated Math • HS credit will be given for just the 8th grade Accelerated Class • Geometry no longer in Middle School • Increased rigor of the CCSS • Since FCPS is still responsible for H.S.A., content must be taught • Focused work within each grade • Content is not repeated across grade levels like in years pass • Skipping grades in Mathematics is not a viable option • Highly Abled students need to be enriched, not reduced curriculum. • Skipping grade level mathematics creates knowledge gaps, opposite of what is desired.

  17. Resources • Mr. Beet’s Wiki-space that is on the school’s website • Parent Roadmap’s to Common Core Guides • Web-link resources • PARCC Assessment www.parcconline.org • Common Core Frameworks http://mdk12.org/instruction/commoncore/index.html

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