I. Common Core Math I 3Rd and 4Th Period

I. Common Core Math I 3Rd and 4Th Period

Syllabus

I. Common Core Math I– 3rd and 4th Period

II. Todd Slater

919-658-3051

Conference Times: 8:15 – 9:00and after school by appointment

Tutoring available upon request

III. Class Description

The main goal of this course is to provide students with a thorough and extensive study of linear and quadratic functions and graphing on the

xy-coordinate system. By the end of this course, students will have all the knowledge necessary to solve and graph equations and inequalities. They will also be able to apply this knowledge to other areas of math, such as word problems, ratios and proportions.

IV. Common Core and Essential Standard Strands

Patterns and Changes in sequences, Statistics and Data, Linear equations and inequalities, Linear functions, Exponential Functions, Quadratics, Geometry

V. Required Materials

Students must bring their 3-Ring Binders, pencils, loose leaf paper, and assignments to class each day. Textbooks will be available in class, if a textbook is needed at home student may check out one from teacher. Textbooks will not be assigned to every student.

VI. Requested Materials

Calculator, Notebook (other than 3-ring binder), extra pencils, ruler, hand held pencil sharpener, white out, Kleenex

VII. Class Expectations and Rules

Students will be expected to know and adhere to all PBIS and Classroom

rules and expectations. The following will be expected in the classroom

everyday:

1. NO gum, candy, food, or drink will be allowed unless granted permission

by the teacher

2. Respect Everyone and Everything as you would like to be respected

3. Raise hand and Wait to be called upon before speaking

4. Bring all Homework, supplies and materials to class everyday

5. Be in class and seated when bell rings (NO Tardies)

6. Ask permission before leaving seat

VIII. Grading Practices

Students will be graded on Homework, Class work, Tests and Quizzes.

Grading in my classroom is done by a Total Points Scale therefore no one

assignment/Test will count more than the other. If a student scores low on a

test, please be assured that they can make up that test grade by performing

well on homework and class work throughout the year.

VIIII. Grading Scale

SuperiorA (93-100)

Above Average B (85-92)

Average C (77-84)

Below Average D (70-76)

FailingF (69 and below)

IncompleteInc (work can be made up)

X. Discipline

Students are expected to behave, listen and focus while in this class. Math I is an

essential class for the promotion to 10th grade. Students need to make sure they

are not interfering with others students learning through talking, misbehaving

or other distracting methods. Class discipline will include, but is not limited to,

After School Detention, Office Referrals, Phone calls home, Letters home and etc.

Parents: Please look over this syllabus with your child. If any questions arise please do not hesitate to contact me. The best way to contact me is through email which is checked periodically throughout the day. If you do not have access to email, please call the school and if I am not available they will transfer you to my voicemail. It is imperative that we stay in contact and it is much easier for you to assist with this since you have only a couple of kids to keep track of while I have over 100. Thank you for your cooperation and support. I look forward to teaching your child and helping him/her prepare for a very successful school year. Please sign and return with your child as soon as possible.

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