Intro Course (homestead, policy, guidelines, etc.)
My expectations
Explain Note taking
How period will work
Lesson A due Friday
Lesson A due
Lesson B due Monday
Lesson B Due
Lesson 1; Polygons, triangles, transversals, and proportional segments due Tuesday
Lesson 1 due
Lesson 3; Evaluation of expressions, Adding like terms
Lesson 2; Negative exponents, Product and Power, Theorems for Exponents, Circle relationships
Lesson 4 due
Lesson 6; Decimals, consecutive integers, word problems
Lesson 6 due
Lesson 7; percent, geometry
Lesson 8; polynomials, linear equations, intercept/slope
Lesson 7 due
Lesson 9; percent word problems
Lesson 5 due
Test #1; Lessons A,B, 1-4
Finish Test #2,
Lesson 9 due
Lesson 10; Pythagorean Theorem
Week #7
September 28-October 2
Math Procedures
Class Period:
–lecture new lesson–students will not be allowed to do past math during this time
–assign work
–go over any struggles from yesterday’s homework
–students work on today’s lesson
Homework
Answers must be highlighted/circled
Work must be neat or redo
Work must be shown or redo
Name and lesson number top of each page
All work done vertically (down the page) and in two columns
Notebooks
–Students will write down the lesson objective and lesson #
–will take notes with examples
–will do practice problems from textbook and lecture
–Notebooks will be graded as 2 homework assignments on the day of the test
Tests
–take test
–I will grade it by end of day by just marking items wrong
–you will be able to see test grade in Powerschool at end of day
–Correct the test (you have until the next test) and must be done during your lunch periods or work time in class only
–Both tests will be entered into Powerschool and averaged together for a final test grade.

Math Policy
1. Students may earn credit for redos (one redo per lesson)
a. Will only be given credit if completed within two days of the original assignment
b. Redos are to be turned in with the cover sheet on top, next the redo problems (work shown), and then the original lesson, all stapled together.
2. A grade of 90% or less on daily work requires a redo
–This is an error of 3 or more on a 30-problem assignment, or 2 or more on a 25-problem assignment.
–Redos on tests are required until all answers are corrected
3. Students are to take responsibility for the redo requirement. The exception is if the student needs additional instruction or solicits help on specific problem types. Breaks and math study halls are available for this. Again, the student must take responsibility. Turning in a paper with “help” on it does not constitute taking responsibility.
4. As students progress in math, the process becomes more and more important. If students are not showing work appropriately, problems may be marked incorrect until this is remedied by redoing work. If the incorrect process is consistent, further action will be taken.
5. Late Work: according to the Parent Handbook, work may not be over two days late, except for illness or prearranged absence.
Students receive 80% credit for work one day late. 50% for two days late and no credit after the second day.
6. If a student is not keeping up with daily or redo work, he/she may be kept in at breaks and math study hall to work on them. Also, parents will be contacted so we can find a solution.
7. Expect a math assignment daily, except for test days. Look at the course lesson plan for assignments and other info.
8. Tests…I will grade tests by end of day on test day. It is the students’ responsibility to pick up their graded test to correct any mistakes and resubmit for grading before the next test. Correcting the test MUST be done in my classroom during lunch (can take multiple days) or other class work times. Both the first and redo test grade will be entered into PowerSchool so the final test grade will be an average of both tests.
–Redos on tests are required until all answers are correct.
How tests are graded:
Correct with work shown first try---5 points each
Correct with work shown second try---3 points each
Incorrect---0 points each
Lesson 3 due
Lesson 4; Distributive property, Solutions of equations, Change sides---change signs
Lesson 5; Word Problems, Fractional parts of a number
Lesson 11; Addition of Fractions and inscribed angles
due on Monday
Lesson 10 due
Lesson 12; Equation of a line
Test #1; Lessons A,B, 1-4
Lesson 11 due
Lesson 13; Substitution, area of isosceles triangle
Lesson 13 due
Lesson 15; Elimination
Lesson 13 due
Lesson 14; Finding the Equation of a Line (watch video of Lecture)
Lesson 14 due
Lesson 16; Mult/Div Polynomials
Lesson 16 due
Lesson 17; Subscripts and Angle Relationships
Lessons 17 due
Lesson 18; Ratio Word Problems, similar triangles
Lesson 19; Value Word Problems, AA means AAA
Lesson 15 due
Lesson 16; continued and assign work
Lesson 18 due
Lesson 20; Radicals, line parallel
Lesson 19 due
Lesson 21; scientific notation; statements of equality
Lesson 20 due
Lesson 22; uniform motion problems and similar triangles
Lesson 22 due
Lesson 23; graphical solutions
Lesson 24; fractional equations/overlapping triangles
Lesson 23 due
Lesson 25; monomial factoring/cancellation/parallel lines
Lesson 24 due
Lesson 26; trinomial factoring/overlapping right triangles (
Lesson 26 due
Lesson 27; rational expressions
Lesson 28; complex fractions, rationalizing the denominator
Lesson 27 due
Lesson 29; uniform motion problems
Lesson 28 due
Lesson 31; negative reciprocals, perpendicular lines, remote interior angles
No School...Parent/Teacher Conferences
No School...Parent/Teacher Conferences
Lesson 31 due
Lesson 32; Quotient Theory for Square Roots/ congruency/congruent triangles (practice and odd)
Back to doing the entire lesson for Lesson 32
Lesson 33; Major rule of algebra/complex fractions; (practice and odd)
Lesson 32 due
Test #8; up through Lesson 30
Mr. Leiter gone for the middle school
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