LODI HS MATH

Each day the math assignments will be posted to the Online Calendar that is posted to a student’s Google Classroom. Each day will consist of an agenda, a series of videos, and assignments that students are to complete and upload.

Materials

Students will be given a packet of assignments by semester that should be placed in a binder. Students should keep the assignments in their binder after they have completed them and return them to the binder after they have been graded and returned. There are six sections to the binder that have been separated out for the students. The six sections are SLOTs, Mental Math, Classwork Sheets, Standards Based Worksheets, Benchmark Reviews, and Mind-Maps. Please watch the video to see how the binder is organized.

Materials for Math Classes - (Hybrid Version).webm

Google Classroom

Google Classroom provides a structure for teachers to assign work and for students to turn in their assignments. Please watch the video to see how Google Classrooms are organized for students.

"Google classroom" video.webm

EdPuzzle

EdPuzzle is the website that is used to host our videos. EdPuzzle is a great tool for teachers because it creates an easy to use platform that allows us to monitor what students are watching the videos (because when they don’t we get poor work from them). Please watch the video to see how EdPuzzle works for the teacher and student.

Edpuzzle Video - Parents.webm

Mental Math

Mental Math is one of the primary tools that we use to help students develop numeracy skills for students. Numeracy is one of the foundations of mathematics, so it is important that we spend time developing the numerical skills of our students. Please watch the video to see how Mental Math works for students.

Mental Math video for Website.mp4

SLOTs

SLOT is an acronym that stands for Sustained Learning Over Time. It is one of the tools we use in our math department to develop procedural knowledge for our students. SLOTs are packets that are included in each student binder. Students will be provided step by step videos on how to complete each sheet. Please watch the video to see how SLOTs work on the student end.

SLOTs - Parents.webm

Notes

Notes are a tool used by teachers to introduce new concepts and to model mathematics for students. On most days students will be given notes in class, but a video of notes will also be provided for students that are absent that they should copy into their notebook. Please watch the video to see how notes work on the student end.

Notes video for the website.webm

Grading and Assessment

Grades in the math department consist of classwork/homework and assessments. Classwork/Homework makes up 20% of a student’s grade and assessment makes up 80% of a student’s grade.

Questions

Please reach out to us. See contact information below

Lodi High School Math Department

Dan Pavlue

Dan Pavlue is in his twelfth year of teaching and first year of teaching math in Lodi. Dan most recently taught middle school physical education and health in Baraboo where he was also the head varsity baseball coach. Dan obtained his Bachelor's degree in Sports Management from the University of Minnesota and Master's of Arts in Education Leadership from Edgewood College.

pavluda@lodischoolswi.org
608-592-3853 ext 4410

Tyler Kahle

Tyler Kahle is in his second year of teaching math and second year at Lodi High School. He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a B.S. in Mathematics with a minor in Computer Science as well as Master's in Curriculum and Instruction and a certification in English as a Second Language.

kahlety@lodischoolswi.org
608-592-3853 ext 4408

Kristi Paskey

Department Chair

Kristi Paskey is in her twenty-third year of teaching high school math and her twenty-fourth year overall in the School District of Lodi. In addition to teaching high school math, Mrs. Paskey teaches Financial Literacy and is a Math Team Advisor. She is a graduate of Ripon College and has a masters of Education from Viterbo University.

paskekr@lodischoolswi.org
608-592-3853 ext 4409

Scott McCann

Scott McCann previously taught math and psychology in Memphis for eleven years. This is his first year teaching math at Lodi High School. Scott has undergraduate degrees in Applied Mathematics and Psychology from Northwestern University, a Master's in Developmental Psychology from the University of Michigan, and a Master's in Curriculum & Instruction from the University of Memphis

mccansc@lodischoolswi.org

608-592-3853 ext 4464

Jason Murray

Jason Murray is in his fourth year teaching math at Lodi High School. In addition to teaching, Mr. Murray is also an Assistant High School Football Coach at Lodi High. He graduated from UW-Baraboo with a Bachelor's of Applied Arts and Sciences and obtained his teaching license through The American Board.

murraja@lodischoolswi.org
608-592-3853 ext 4429

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