Warm Up 8/27/14 (4 min)

Do these in the 1st box on your wkst.

1.) Is y = x3 + 4 linear? Yes or No + WHY?

2.) Find the slope of the line with this

equation: 3x + 4y = 6

3.) Graph: y = 2/3 x + 4

Homework Check (2.5 min total)

Take out your homework. (30 seconds)

Answer check.

STAR or highlight the questions you do not

have the correct answers on.

THESE WILL BE THE QUESTIONS YOU NEED TO

ASK FOR HELP WITH!

Answers: (1 min)

Practice 1.1

1.) y 4.) y 7.) y 10.) n

13.) 16.) linear, 6,19

19.) linear, -4, -23

Answers: (1 min)

Practice 1.2

1.) y=2x – 5

4.) y = 4/5 x – 2/5

7.) – 2/3

9.) 1

11.) m = –4/3, b = 3/2

13.) m = –2, b = –4

15.) y = 5/6 x + 3

Questions???

Acceptable questions: “On question # ___, I got this far, but then I got

stuck…”

“On question # ___, I am really struggling with how to start the problem. Here are the ideas I

have, based on the notes and examples from

last class…”

“On question #___, I got this answer, but you had a different one up there. Can we go

through mine to check the solution?”

Questions???

Questions???

Questions???

X Y

2 8

5 3

9 -2

Is this a linear relationship? If yes, what is the next coordinate

pair?

Daily Schedule

Bell

Warm-up (4 min, Written Communication

grade)

Homework Check or Quiz

Notes

Work Time

College Prep.

Math Course Expectations

When you finish the Diagnostic Test, you can work

on completing your homework assignments:

1. Sign up for the class .com account by texting @cpm4th to (702) 979-7716.

1. When you do this, you will get a reply asking for

your name. This is bc I WILL NOT be able to see

your phone #, only your name.

2. If you don’t have a cell phone, come talk to me

at the end of class.

2. Go to www.LHale.weebly.com

1. Complete the New Student Survey (If you

haven’t done so already.)

Course Outline Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 4

Quadratics,

Exponential &

Logarithmic

Functions,

Polynomial

Functions

Rational

Functions,

Radicals &

Functions, Conics

Triangle

Trigonometry,

Radians & Circle

Trigonometry,

Identities &

Trigonometric

Equations

Measures of

Central Tendency

& Variation,

Probability &

Combinations,

Matrices

Resources & Materials The use of technology will be expected throughout

this course. This includes, but is not limited to: calculator, Infinite Campus, GoogleDrive, and Interact. Students who do not have internet access at home will be expected to find another way to get online (classroom computer, school library, public library, friend, McDonald’s, etc.).

Materials: The following materials will be required DAILY:

Graph Paper

Pens/pencils

1” Binder

Behavior Policies & Procedures Student Expectations:

Show respect of yourself, others, and their property (including school property).

Be on time, meaning seated and ready to work when the bell rings.

Check the board and screen for daily instructions and objective(s).

No FOOD or DRINKS are allowed in class. Exception: bottled water, and treats provided by teacher.

Turn off your electronic devices. There will be times when they are permitted, but at all other times these will be confiscated by the teacher.

When the bell rings at the end of class, stay seated until the teacher dismisses the class.

Behave ethically at all times on campus. This means “Doing the right thing, even when no one is watching!”

Progressive Discipline Policy

First Offense – Warning

Second Offense – Parent call and/or letter

Third Offense – Counselor Referral

Fourth Offense (and after) – Dean’s

Referral

Some offenses will jump right to Dean’s

Referral

Office Hours

6:50 – 2:01 –> Every day

Wednesdays until 3 pm –> tutoring!

By appointment.

No lunch help… sorry, I get hungry too!

Mandatory Academic

Opportunity

Grade drops below 70%

24-hour notice

Generally on Wednesdays

Failure to attend = Dean’s Referral

Not only in math classes this year?

Grades 60% - Content Knowledge - Tests and quizzes

10% - Collaboration – Group work and homework

5% - Presentation Skills - Both formal (as in PBLs), informal class discussion, and “mini-presentations”

15% - Problem Solving – Homework/class assignments

5% - Written Communication – Notebook, PBL, and assignments specified by teacher.

5% - Technology – Use of calculator, GoogleDrive, and technology within a PBL or other tasks.

Semester Exam = 15% of Semester Grade

Make-up Work/Late Work

Due 3 days from the day you return to

school. (Meaning the next class!)

Must go to class website BEFORE returning

to class or you’ll be lost!

Late work receives ½ of the score you

earn.

Due by TEST (not quiz) or within 2 weeks

(whichever comes first)

Academic Honor Code The following actions are considered cheating:

Claiming credit for work that is not the product of one’s own

honest effort.

Providing unwarranted access to materials or information so that credit may be dishonestly claimed by oneself or others.

Submitting work to more than one teacher for course credit without prior approval.

Forging or falsifying of any school records or forms.

Knowledge of and toleration of any of the foregoing.

Any behavior which can be defined as cheating represents a violation of mutual trust and respect essential to education at the East Career and technical Academy.

Academic Honor Code Consequences:

Zero/no credit on the assignment.

Notification of parents/guardian.

Documentation on Discipline Record.

Required Parent Conference Signing of a behavior contract to be placed in

the student discipline record.

Honor Code Probation.

Exclusion from school activities such as dances, activities, athletics, field trips, and graduation

Loss of college recommendation letters.

Bathroom Passes 4 Coupons PER QUARTER.

2 bathroom passes

Health concern? See nurse.

1 “late forgiveness” pass

1 Test/Quiz re-take pass

All 4 = 1% grade increase at end of quarter.

89% -> 90%

You may turn in less than 4 coupons and still get extra credit for each one.

May NOT save up and use following quarter.

Diagnostic Test

No Calculator

Use LOGIC to solve when you are able to!

If you don’t get what I mean by that… then

do the problem by hand.

When you finish bring it up to me.

Be respectful of others- no talking until

EVERYONE is done.

Your Homework:

Practice 1.6/ 1-21 odd, 23 - 28 all

Do assignment on a separate piece of paper

Name, Date, Period, Assignment

All work shown

BOX around final answer.

Practice 1.1& 1.2 will be collected next class. Fix problems you got wrong & come get help if you need it.