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On the right you will learn about the Pacing Guide:
This helps students set small attainable goals.
Keeps students organized in knowing what they need to do
Provides individualized instruction (if they check in with the teacher)
Knows what is going to be taught for the unit.
Each pacing guide will be broken down in Lessons
At the end of each lesson is a non-graded quiz to check for understanding
Click here to view every lesson
If you would like your child to practice the math concepts a bit more click here.
How can I help my child Study...and no please don't do cramming before a test
How can I help my child Study...and no please don't do cramming before a test
Why does it seem like Mr. Meyers is always giving out tests?
Why does it seem like Mr. Meyers is always giving out tests?
School Information
School Information
Informational Articles - Saftey/Behavior
Informational Articles - Saftey/Behavior
Women in the Trades - Program for Girls to learn about working in Plumbing, Construction, Electrical etc.
Classroom Materials
Classroom Materials
Math Mindset - Students will take the survey for classwork
Learn about the importance of the 8 mathematical practices here
What is a mathematical connection? - Watch the video as to why I want students to show their work, explain their thinking.
Homework Policy
Homework Policy
What my actual policy is that students should be completing their work they didn't finish in class. We use the planner every week to write down the tasks that that pacing guide has laid out as being "on pace".
If the student didn't complete those tasks in class, or just needs more time. This then becomes homework.
Students can also complete Should Do, and Aspire tasks at home for more practice, and new perspertives on how math works with the world.
All students should spend 60 minutes on homework, it should be broken out in the following way.
10 mins - looking for the assignment
10 mins - Checking what they are missing on their phone
5 mins - explaining why Mr. Meyers is mean and just does not like children
8 mins - getting a snack
10 mins - Checking what they missed on their phone
12 mins - waiting for mom or dad to do the assignment
5 mins - actually working on their math homework
Why does Mr. Meyers Not use PEMDAS?
Why does Mr. Meyers Not use PEMDAS?
Curriculum Research
Curriculum Research
Math Articles to help your child at home
Talking Math With Tweens - How to Bring Math into Daily Life with Middle Schoolers
When will I ever use this? - This site will show you the math you will need for different jobs.
Dependent to Independent Learning - This site will show you the way in which we can become self learners.
Cornell Note taking System - This site has a great layout of a note taking/study system of taking notes.
Testing information
Testing information
Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) Parent Toolkit
Use the word "Grow" For both password and username.
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