Calculus is designed to give students an overview of Calculus topics such as limits and continuity, derivatives, and antiderivatives, integrals and differential equations. While this course covers many of the same concepts found in Advanced Placement Calculus, it is not bound by the pace and rigor necessary for success on the AP Calculus exam. Therefore, this course best suits the student who is mathematically ready to learn Calculus but does not want the “stress” of AP Calculus.

Grading Breakdown

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• Come to class prepared with all necessary course materials, this includes a graphing calculator (Ti-84 or Ti-Nspire).

• Master standards relevant to each unit of study.

• Complete and submit assessment on time.

• Work effectively in collaborative groups.

• Contribute positively to the classroom and class discussions.

• Show kindness, open-mindedness, and respect to peers.

• Seek appropriate help when needed.

• Follow Check-in retake procedures. Submit all homework, book appointment with your teacher and wait for it to be accepted.

• Leave your space tidy when you exit the room.