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Daily Deal Students have homework EVERY night! ALL work must be shown on assignments. Homework may be turned in late, but points may be deducted. It is beneficial to complete the MATHia Module for each unit. Math teachers are available before and after school for help, and Trojan University is available.
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Welcome to CJHSHelping Your Child with Mathematics
8th Grade Math Team:Regina Hytower
Wendy ColeAlison Silva
Ambrae PhillipsTamika Floyd
Unit: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39
Tools for Algebra
Positive and Negative Rational Numbers
Equations
Data Analysis and Probability
Explorations in Geometry
Fun with Problem Solving
8th Grade Units:
Unit 1: Transformations, Congruence and Similarity
Unit 2: Exponents
Unit 3: Geometric Applications of Exponents
Unit 4: Functions
Unit 5: Linear Functions
Unit 6: Linear Models and Tables
Unit 7: Solving Systems of Equations
Daily DealStudents have homework EVERY night!
ALL work must be shown on assignments.
Homework may be turned in late, but points may be deducted.
It is beneficial to complete the MATHia Module for each unit.
Math teachers are available before and after school for help, and Trojan
University is available.
Our New Curriculum isfrom Carnegie Learning
This curriculum has four volumes. We will be tearing out one unit at a time, and placing it in a three ring binder.
Carnegie Resource Center - Login Page
**If a page is lost or misplaced, it can be printed from this site.
What else can you do as a parent?
• Talk with your child!– Ask about the specific mathematics they are learning in the classroom and lab.
• Give me an example of what you did today.• Did anyone solve it in a different way from you?• I understand you don’t want to write in math class, but I have to write things all the
time in my job/business/organization/life. We don’t get to separate these things in life.
– Talk with teachers about the quality of the work your student is completing.• Celebrate hard work!
– It’s not just about making an A – celebrate perseverance and effort!– Be aware of the progress your student is making and celebrate with them.– Remind them they can get better in math with practice – just like we get better
at anything else with practice!• Promote the importance of understanding math – not just doing it!
MATHia
• This is the online software that mirrors the text covered in class.
• Teachers can track objectives mastered for every student individually with this software.
• This can be accessed from any computer, but Adobe flash and Java 7 are required.
• Suggested browsers are Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox.
Log in PageGetting Started
Wendy Cole
Regina Hytower
Alison Silva
Teacher Web Pages
QUESTIONS?
