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Please take any seat, you will receive an assigned seat once we begin class

Please take any seat, you will receive an assigned seat once we begin class. Mrs. Talmage. Algebra Readiness 2013-2014 Room 44. About Mrs. Talmage Before I was a teacher I: Graduated from UC San Diego Worked at SeaWorld as an Educator for 3 years

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Please take any seat, you will receive an assigned seat once we begin class

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  1. Please take any seat, you will receive an assigned seat once we begin class

  2. Mrs. Talmage Algebra Readiness 2013-2014 Room 44

  3. About Mrs. Talmage Before I was a teacher I: Graduated from UC San Diego Worked at SeaWorld as an Educator for 3 years Coached Competitive Gymnastics for 13 years

  4. About Mrs. Talmage Before RVMS I taught at: Kenilworth Middle School Casa Grande High School Petaluma High School My doggie, Bug, who is a Papillon (Butterfly!)

  5. My Expectations • Students should come prepared to work hard each day! • Bring required materials to class each day • Be in your seat, with supplies, ready to begin! • Work until instructed to clean up • Be prepared to talk to me before or after class about personal business including: absent/makeup work, borrowing supplies , late homework passes, ticket rewards, gradebook inquiries, and other questions

  6. My Expectations • Students must be respectful to themselves, their peers, my classroom and myself • During direct instruction, there is ONE person talking at a time • During direct instruction if you are not talking you are ACTIVELY listening • Each student is entitled to their right to learn, and any disruptive behavior that interferes with that will not be tolerated

  7. My Expectations • Students should be willing to listen, assist, and engage with their peers • We will work in groups or partners a majority of our class time • Sometimes you will get to assist in choosing your seat/group (many times you can earn this), sometimes you will not • Each student in this class has unique and valueble talents and skill sets to contribute to this subject • See Study Team Guidelines Poster

  8. Grades:

  9. Daily Required Materials • Pencils (many, all sharpened or mechanical) • Pen (no red ink) • Binder (contains: toolkit, graph paper, new work and current handouts) • Graph Paper ($1 for 50 sheets at the student store) • Scientific Calculator (recommended TI-30; NO graphing calculators) • Protractor • Highlighters • Colored Pencils • Composition Notebook with graph paper (for toolkit notes and warm-ups) • Planner

  10. Homework and Corrections • Expect homework to be assigned EACH day in class • If we do not finish work in class, it becomes homework • Graded on a rotational schedule for neatness, accuracy, completion, and effort (check, plus, no mark) • Most assignments are worth 5 points • Graph paper is required for all assignments • Only neat work done IN PENCIL is accepted • Homework is corrected the day it is due and then turned in for grading/credit

  11. Make-Up Work • Students are allowed one make-up day for each excused absence • Students are responsible for obtaining any missed assignments through any of the following sources: • Calling a study buddy, checking the homework hotline, reading the class assignment calendar • Late work is not accepted***

  12. Toolkit Notes • Must be in a composition notebook with graph paper (sold at the student store and most office supply stores) • Will be a study resource and a place to organize warm-ups • Will be graded regularly based on neatness, number of entries, single entries, and completion

  13. Team Tests • Team tests are usually given just before the individual test • Worth 10% of overall grade • Taken in teams of 4 • Gives students a preview of what the test will look like and an opportunity to review Unit material with peers • Use as a practice test to study!

  14. Individual Tests • There will be a test at the end of each unit • Tests and quizzes make up 50% of overall grade • Test resources

  15. Extra Help: Where can you go? • Homework club: Tuesdays and Thursdays afterschool from 3:10-4:10pm (you must be on time!) • SSRW • Afterschool help from Mrs. Talmage • Call a study buddy!

  16. Classroom Tour • Agenda and Assignment Board • Homework folders (Period # on crate) • Student Station • Grades • Makeup Work Station (Calendar, handouts, turn-in)

  17. Algebra Readiness Guidelines and Expectations paper is due on Monday 8/19 with a parent or guardian signature

  18. Enough talking, let’s begin!

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