1. Re-do the quiz and test reviews 

*Reviews are provided for every quiz and test, along with fully worked-out answer keys. Students should not only check that they arrive at the correct answer, but also understand the steps used to get there. Simply knowing an answer is incorrect does little to support learning unless the mistake is identified and corrected. By reviewing their work and understanding their errors, students build stronger problem-solving skills and gain confidence for future assessments. 

2. Review Quizzes and work out problems

* Quizzes are a great reflection of what questions might be like on the test. Your student can re-do problems on the quizzes to make sure they are getting the right answers. Also, make sure your child is completing the ones they missed. This is very important, because they need to determine where their mistake is occurring. I do my best to note where the error occurred on the quiz and/or their work page.

3. Ask Questions in Class

*If students aren't comfortable raising their hand to ask a question, they can write them on a scratch piece of paper, email me, or send a 'private comment' in Google Classroom.

4. Online Textbook Resources

*In order to use the online math textbook, students should find SAVAS through ClassLink.  In addition to the textbook pages, the site offers self-check quizzes, chapter tests, extra practice worksheets for each lesson, video tutorials, and virtual manipulatives.

5. Extra help is offered during homeroom time.  

*Students can come to me during homeroom time with prior approval.

6. Look over your notes.  The math notes are posted on my Site and in Google Classroom.

*We takes notes of each type example needed.  If notes are hard to read or understand, things have been left out. A copy of my notes are added to the "Lessons" folder for each chapter/unit.