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Classroom: E212
If you have any questions, please email me at Faith.Roybal@aps.edu (preferred method)
Google Voice #: (505)510-1415 Text only- Please leave your name and class period.
Conferences: 4/16-17
Online Class Days: 4/16-17
Module 11 Test: 4/22-23
Make sure your grade is in a good place since finals are coming up soon.
Progress Towards Mastery: 25%
Ex: practice problems, homework (written, Quizizz and/or deltamath), exit tickets, lesson notes, etc.
Demonstration of Mastery: 60%
Ex: ACE questions, quizzes, tests, projects
Final Exam: 15%
Contains material for all lessons
Platform for turning in online work
Completing all assignments on time is also necessary for student learning and comprehension.
Specific due dates and deadlines will be provided to students in class and on the calendar on the Google Calendar.
ALL (paper) assignments are to be turned in PENCIL or TYPED and need to be legible. If I cannot read it, I cannot grade it.
Notes: Students will be required to take notes in class. Students may also be required to watch videos at home and take notes. If a student misses notes, they must get the notes from Google Classroom.
Student will have 1 week after the due date to make up material in order to foster accountability and keep students from falling too far behind.
No pertinent material to the current unit can be made up after the unit test.
Always communicate with teacher if ever an extraneous circumstance arises as flexible given reasonable bounds.
Tuesday and Thursday during lunch
Tutoring through Dial-A-Teacher (different teacher): Monday-Thursday 5:30-8:00pm. Have students call 505-344-3571.
Geometry Syllabus 2024-2025.docxPlease read.
"Life is like a math equation. In order to gain the most, you have to know how to convert negatives into positives."
-Anonymous
"Mathematics may not teach us to add love or subtract hate, but it gives us hope that every problem has a solution."
-Anonymous
"Mathematics knows no races or geographic boundaries; for mathematics, the cultural world is one country."
-Anonymous