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Welcome to your Math Class! . Mrs. Ochsner. Mrs. Maggie Ochsner. 4th year at IHM Northern Kentucky University Bachelor of Art in Middle School Math Education Teaching runs in the family
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Welcome to your Math Class! Mrs. Ochsner
Mrs. Maggie Ochsner 4th year at IHM • Northern Kentucky University • Bachelor of Art in Middle School Math Education • Teaching runs in the family • Currently live in Mt. Washington, Ohio with my husband, Andrew, and our Westies, Lamborghini Murcielago (Lambo) and Enzo Ferrari • I love sports! Seeing people defy the odds amazes me! • What is a Student Athlete?
Class Rules: You will show CARE in my class by.. • 1. Be nice • 2. Tell the Truth • 3. Offer to Help • 4. Clean Up • 5. Don’t Give Up • Same as other teachers, I expect you to know what these mean already…
Housekeeping • Where to go and when to go there: • Tornado Drill • Formation Office • Fire Drill • Out the MUSIC ROOM DOORS (Left) • Stay with ME • ALICE (We will discuss more on Friday) • Alert: AirHorn • Lockdown: Go by the cabinets • Escape: Ollie’s • Daily upon arrival • Go to your seat, get out your homework (or planner if you don’t have it) and get started on your Bellringer/Spiral Review
Contact • I check email often. Please feel free to email me at Ochsner.m@ihomschool.org • I update my website all the time! Please check Progress Book. • I want to talk with you before I talk to your parents. • This is your Education, be responsible for it.
Materials • 1 three ring binder • 5 subject dividers for the binder • Front Pocket: Tonight’s Homework or anything you plan to Recycle • Notes • Bellringer • Practice • WordWall • Glossary/Index • Pencil ONLY! • Extra Notebook paper • CALCULATOR – I only have so many • Textbook • Tablet • You need to come prepared for class with the above items DAILY unless instructed otherwise.
Locker Policy • You have 3 minutes • Routinely have to go to the bathroom? Get two sets of books the class period before!
Bellringer • EVERY Bell, we will begin class with a bellringer. • You should immediately write the Date and Objective for the day • --------------------------------------------------------- • If you finish early work on your Spiral Review • Once we have 5 Bellringers on the sheet I will either roll or choose to see if we are taking those 5 for a grade. • 1 or 2: No Grade, file it away in your binder • 3 or 4: Completion Grade ( I check for a problem and date for each day) • 5 or 6: Accuracy Grade (I will chose one day to grade for accuracy) • We will go over the bell ringer to begin our notes. • EASY POINTS HERE PEOPLE!
Grading • ASCEND: I routinely update ASCEND over the weekend. • Monday would be the most up to date to access the most accurate grade. • If you see a mistake, please contact me immediately and I will mark in my gradebook to be updated as soon as possible. • Extra Credit/Financial Fitness: • Lead by Mr. Gundrum • Sign up when you see it by the homework board (only room for 25) • Use their recess/lunch period to eat, discuss, and interact with topics ranging from the stock market to budgets and banking. • May have additional worksheet as ADDITIONAL extra credit
That being said… Do the Regular Credit FIRST
Homework • Can be video notes or practice problems. • practice problems will be a 5 point grade: • 4 points are received for attempting all questions in full (all parts included). • 1 point is received for the correct and complete answer the questions taken for accuracy. • Spiral Review: These review problems cover topics from previous Units (including the previous grade). • Spiral Review will be due each Monday. • You can ask questions during bellringer, homeroom, or recess • Not having your homework will result in an Academic Notice • 2 Academic Notices is a Point • 3 missing assignments at the end of the trimester in all subject areas keeps you off honor roll!
We have a Interactive textbook • Go math textbooks are “Write in” • We will tear out Unit by Unit. • Before learning a Unit: kept in closet • While learning a Unit: Torn out and in Binder • After Tested: In storage and passed back before Exam • I CAN take my notes if I need them but I should always put them back to stay organized.
Video Notes Your homework may be to watch a 10-15 minute long video about our content. You will have a question about the video notes as your bellringer the next day. Your first Video Notes will be a practice
Tips from former students to succeed in our Flipped Classroom: • LISTEN and RELISTEN to the video notes. • You can pause and rewind as much as you want. • Fast forwarding to just write down the answers is not a good idea. • Write down or mark any questions you have for the next class. • If you have a technical issue, email Mrs. O immediately and follow up the next morning
Make Up Work • I am very tempted to give a POP QUIZ on these procedures FYI! • If you are Absent: the paper goes into the “Absent” hanging folder on the windowsill. • YOU are responsible for anything that you miss in class. • Tests must be made up during recess the day you return to school. It is YOUR responsibility to set up a time to make-up a test.
Late Work I will accept late work for ½ credit. After one week it will become a 0% in the grade book. • All work is due at the beginning of class. • I put any extra copies of handouts in my “extra copies” bin • BOTTOM LINE: TURN IN YOUR WORK ON TIME! It reduces hassle for you and myself.
Tests • Tests will be announced at least one week in advance for students to prepare. • Information for tests and quizzes will be taken from but not limited to • video notes content • textbook content • graphic organizers and foldable • previous homework and classwork.
Recycling • If you are unhappy with a test/quiz grade you are able to recycle for ½ of your points back • Anyone can recycle, no matter the grade • Recycling is done AT RECESS • ALL Tests and Quizzes are kept in storage until the end of the Trimester/Year • You Exam content comes from your tests and Quizzes • You will turn tests and quizzes back in after Exams
WordWall • You will get a file folder, this is your word wall. • Remember those 20 minutes of studying if you finish your homework at school? This is Perfect for it! • It’s concept is very simple: We meet a new word, it goes on the wall.