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M2A Procedures and Expectations

This document outlines the syllabus, expectations, rules, grading system, topics, and schedule for Vikkie's Algebra 2A class. Key topics covered in the fall semester include polynomials, equations, slope, radicals, and word problems. Students are expected to participate daily, take notes, and complete assignments on time. The class uses a standard grading scale and students earn points for daily work, quizzes, tests, and projects.

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M2A Procedures and Expectations

This document outlines the syllabus, expectations, rules, grading system, topics, and schedule for Vikkie's Algebra 2A class. Key topics covered in the fall semester include polynomials, equations, slope, radicals, and word problems. Students are expected to participate daily, take notes, and complete assignments on time. The class uses a standard grading scale and students earn points for daily work, quizzes, tests, and projects.

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M2A: Algebra

Syllabus, Rules, Procedures


and Expectations
Vikkie’s Classroom
Victoria M. Velazquez
2009 - 2010
Course Topics
Fall Semester Topics: Spring Semester Topics:

• Polynomials • Absolute Value Equations


• Two-step and Multi-step • Evaluating Equations
Equations • Graphing Equations
• Word Problems • Radical Operations
• Slope • Rationals
• Graphing • Rational Expressions
• Radicals
Course Goals

In this course we will be investigating


the manipulation and arithmetic
operations that pertain to
Mathematical equations. This course
will allow students to strengthen
Algebraic skills and make real world
connections.
Daily Expectations
• Copy agenda
• Complete warm-up
• Participate in lectures
• Keep organized notes
• Complete assignments and projects in a timely
manner.
• Participate in group projects and class activities.
• Be on time and prepared to learn.
• Be an active participate in your education.
Classroom Rules
• Food is only allowed in designated areas outside
the classroom.
• Water in a clear capped container is allowed
except near computers.
• Gum is not allowed in the class and must be
disposed of before entering.
• Cell phones are turned off and are out of sight
during class at all times. The will be
confiscated.
• Earphones and music players are not allowed at
any time.
Using The Pass
• All students need to ask before leaving the room and taking the
pass.
• Each student must sign out on the clipboard by the door before
leaving the room.
• Write clearly.
• Each student must take the classroom pass with them and
return it to its place upon returning.
• Students can only leave the classroom once during the period
and for no more then a few minutes.
• If a student consistently asks to leave the room on a daily basis
they will be referred to the Deans.
• Students may not use the pass to go into another classroom or
visit with other students.
• You may only go to the destination you signed out for if you
need to go somewhere else you must return and sign out again.
When entering the class…
• Get your folder.
• Copy the agenda
• Copy the warm-up
• Prepare a CLEAN page in your notebook for
notes.
• If you have missed any work it is your
responsibility to find and get the work.
Seat Assignments
• For the 1st week students may select their
own seat.
• Seats will be assigned as of the 2nd week.
• Students are to take their assigned seats
after retrieving their folder and notebook
from the filing cabinet.
• If there is a problem with a seating
assignment speak with the instructor in
private (preferably after school).
Notebook Page Set up
Each page must be set up as follow:
• Warm-ups and agendas are on clean pages and
are not to be placed on the same page as notes
or work.
• Each page must have the date in the upper right
hand corner and the titles of the
assignment/activity at the top and at the center
of the page.
• Each assignment and activity is to be done on a
clean page.
• Write clearly and neatly please.
• Work that does not meet the above criteria will
not be graded.
Notebook Page Example
Folders & Notebooks
• Folders & Notebook covers are to be kept graffiti and tagging free

• Notebooks will be re-used/recycled if they have not been filled-up

• Work that has been doodled on or tagged on will not be graded

• Work that is not legible will not be graded

• You are responsible for keeping your work together in your folder

• You are responsible for keeping your work clean and organized

• You are responsible for keeping your work doodle & tag free

• You are responsible for titling and dating your notes correctly

• Work that is not labeled clearly will not be graded


Homework Policy
• Generally there will be no work assigned that is to be
taken home
• HOWEVER: If you do not finish your work in class during
the time allotted you are required to take work home so
that it will be finished by the time it is due.
• There will be little to no make-up days scheduled into
class time during the semester
• It is each students responsibility to make sure their work
is completed in time to be graded.
• If you need more time or assistance to complete and
assignment it is your responsibility to let me know
• Ample time will be planned for each assignment so that
work may be completed in class with assistance from the
teacher.
Daily Points
• Agenda 10
• Daily Participation 10
• Warm-up 20
• Notes 30 to 50
• Projects 100 to 200
• Worksheets 30 to 100
• Define it Sheets 40 to 60
• Reading Intervention 20 per day (80 max
per week)
• Quizzes 20 to 30
• Exams/tests 100 to 150
• Extra Credit 10 to 20
Grading System
• RCCHS will no longer use No Marks (NM) when a
student does not pass a course.
• 100% - 95% = A
• 94% - 90% = A-
• 89% - 85% = B
• 84% - 80% = B-
• 79% - 75% = C
• 74% - 70% = C-
• 69% - 65% = D (Previously NM)
• 64% - 60% = D- (Previously NM)
• 59% - Below = F (Previously NM)
Class Web Page & Contact Info.
• http://vikkiesclassroom.weebly.com/math-
2a-algebra.html
• Email: [email protected]
• School Number: 775-322-5566
Course Calendar
Fall 2009 Daily Schedule Math 2A: Algebra

Wk Monday Wednesday
1 8/31: Intro to course, assign folders 9/2: Two step Equations
2 9/7: NO SCHOOL: LABOR DAY 9/9: Two step Equations & Inequalities
3 9/14: NO SCHOOL: PROFESSIONAL DEV. 9/16: Multi-step Equations
4 9/21: Multi-step Inequalities 9/23: Quiz 1, Turn in work.
5 9/28: Polynomials 9/30: Polynomials Adding, Subtracting, Multiplication
6 10/5: NO SCHOOL: PROFESSIONAL DEV. 10/7: Quiz 2, Turn in work.
7 10/12: Slope Equation 10/15: Slope from Two Points
8 10/19: Slope Intercept Form 10/21: Graphing Lines Using Slope Intercept Form
9 10/26: Graphing Lines with Standard Form 10/28: Quiz 3, Turn in work.
10 11/2: Radicals Pt 1 11/4: Radicals Pt 2
11 11/9: Radical Expressions 11/11: NO SCHOOL: VETERANS DAY
12 11/16: Make Up Day 11/18: Quiz 4, Turn in work
13 11/23: Vocabulary 11/25: Vocabulary
14 11/30: Verbal Expressions 12/2: Quiz 5, turn in work
15 12/7: Word Problems 12/9: Work Problems
16 12/14: Using Distance Formula 12/16: More Word Problems
17 1/4: Make Up Day 1/6: Quiz 6, Turn in work
18 1/11: Project 1/13: Project
19 1/18: NO SCHOOL: MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY 1/20: Portfolio
This is a general outline for the course. Topic coverage will change to meet the needs of the students. Instructor will inform students of
changes.

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