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**Parents** : Starting September 9th: Tutoring begins Tuesdays & Thursdays from 2:30pm-3:30pm.
ACTIVITIES for the quarter
ACTIVITIES for the quarter
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Students are not required to use a mobile phone, a tablet, or a computer in class.
In-Class Practice (Classwork): Students will complete in-class assignments given by the teacher on paper and will work in class (unless instructed otherwise). Assignments will be submitted at the end of the class period. This grade is worth 25% of the student's final quarterly grade. Students are not allowed to use their phones in class for any reason.
Homework Practice (Big Ideas textbook): Students are recommended to write all Big Ideas Math Online homework in their notebooks, and the answers may later be done online and will be assigned through Schoology only. This grade is worth 20% of the student's final quarterly grade.
DEADLINE for Online Assignments: Students must meet all deadlines. After the deadline, online homework (Big Ideas Math) may result in a penalty of receiving only 70% of a regular grade. Students will receive a "Z" and if students submit a late assignment only 7 days after the original deadline, the grade may be considered by the teacher to be changed. Students will not be able to make up for the late assignments during the 4th Quarter.
THREE INCOMPLETE ASSIGNMENTS in the same quarter may result in a REFERRAL and/or PARENT CONFERENCE.
IXL is MANDATORY WEEKLY ASSIGNMENT (Only MONDAY through FRIDAY) Students must do FIVE (5) different skills minimum weekly (Algebra 2 level) and reach a minimum of 60% on the Smart Score on each skill. (Students must use IXL every week, Monday-Friday except during vacations - Saturday and Sunday will not count or any level below Algebra 2). Failure to complete the minimum requirements mentioned before, will result in a grade of "Z". A score of Z means that the student did not complete the weekly assignment as instructed. Basically, students will get a 100% if they comply with the weekly assignment requirements and will get a Z (Incomplete) if they don't. Students may not make up for incomplete work from previous weeks. So, please do not miss ANY OF THE WEEKLY STUDY/PRACTICE ASSIGNMENTS.
LOGIN TO IXL: Students must go through the STUDENT PORTAL and then go to Schoology, select the math class, and click on the IXL link on the left margin. Also, students may access it through Schoology. In case the previously mentioned does not work because the Student Portal Server is down, students may try to access this app on this website on the homepage.
TESTS are worth 50% of the quarterly grade: Types of assessments will be Lesson Tests, Mid-Chapter Tests, and Chapter Tests. (Note: There is not an EOC or End-Of-Course test for Algebra 2).
ONLINE ASSIGNMENTS
ONLINE ASSIGNMENTS
All online assignments will be posted through Schoology.
VIDEO TUTORIALS on Completing & SUBMITTING ASSIGNMENTS
VIDEO TUTORIALS on Completing & SUBMITTING ASSIGNMENTS
Video 1: How to access Big Ideas Math
Video 2: Completing an Assignment on Big Ideas
KHAN ACADEMY CLASS CODES
KHAN ACADEMY CLASS CODES
Period 1: M2QTWFFP
Period 2: CJXA3DW9
Period 2: URM4W3SB
Period 2: D7RHTS4K
(*) Khan Academy (www.khanacademy.org) Watch videos, take quizzes and unit tests.
En español: (es.khanacademy.org )
En portugués: (pt.khanacademy.org )
LIST OF LESSONS
LIST OF LESSONS
ALGEBRA 2
LIST OF LESSONS
Students absent in any class must review the entire presentation (including videos) to catch up and be ready to do the homework assignments.
Shortcut to NEARPOD website (www.nearpod.com)
TOPIC 1
Chapter 1 : Functions and Transformations
✅ 1.1 : Parent Functions and Transformations Nearpod code: 74FQE (En Español: WH2JF)
✅ 1.2 : Transformations of Linear and Absolute Value Functions Nearpod code: BDQZ4 (En Español: 7DBGY)
✅ 1.3 : Modeling with Linear Functions Nearpod code: T4REP (En Español: VNE2T)
✅ 1.4 : Solving Absolute Value Inequalities Nearpod code: ZIQY9 (En Español: SYHRB)
✅ 1.5 : Absolute Value Functions Nearpod code: IWQV2 (En Español: GBTIY)
Chapter 2 : Quadratic Functions
Intro to Quadratic Functions - Nearpod code: VZE78
✅ 2.1 : Transformations of Quadratic Functions Nearpod code: IQEUR / (Algebra 1 - METKH) (En Español: DKN2T)
✅ 2.2 : Characteristics of Quadratic Functions Nearpod code: DLRSQ (En Español: 2FMC6)
OTHER PRESENTATIONS RELATED TO QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS IN ALGEBRA 1:
Interpreting Vertex and Standard Form Nearpod code: R7E65
Connecting Intercepts and Zeros Nearpod code: PV4FE
✅ 2.3 : Writing Quadratic Functions Nearpod code: Q9XR7 (En Español: VIDEO (Leccion completa))
<<<<<< Chapter 2 Test>>>>>> (TBD)
Chapter 3 : Quadratic Equations and Complex Numbers
✅ 3.1 : Solving Quadratic Equations Nearpod code: D3WIL (En Español: XXXXX - VIDEO)
✅ 3.2 : Complex Numbers Nearpod code: T6R5U (En Español: XXXXX - VIDEO)
✅ 3.3 : Completing the Square Nearpod code: QJK9N (En Español: XXXXX - VIDEO)
✅ 3.4 : Using the Quadratic Formula Nearpod code: TSZQI (En Español: XXXXX - VIDEO)
<<<<<< Chapter 3 Test >>>>>> (TBD)
Chapter 4 : Polynomial Functions
4.1 : Graphing Polynomial Functions Nearpod code: 6K2X4 (En Español: Video1 Video2)
4.2 : Adding, Subtracting, and Multiplying Polynomials Nearpod code: 79G42 (En Español: Video1 Video2 Video3 Video4 Video5)
4.3 : Dividing Polynomials Nearpod code: NPFG6 (En Español: Video1 Video2 Video3 Video4 Video5)
4.4 : Factoring Polynomials Nearpod code: FYWXN (En Español: Video1 Video2 Video3 Video4)
4.5 : Solving Polynomial Equations Nearpod code: LH4TC (En Español: Video1 Video2 Video3)
<<<<<< Chapter 4 Test >>>>>> (TBD)
Chapter 5 : Rational Exponents and Radical Functions
5.1 : n-th Roots and Rational Exponents Nearpod code: XXXXX (En Español: Video1 Video2 Video3)
5.2 : Properties of Rational Exponents and Radicals Nearpod code: XXXXX (En Español: Video1 Video2 Video3)
5.3 : Graphing Square Root Functions Nearpod code: XXXXX (En Español: Video1 Video2 Video3 Video4 Video5)
5.4 : Graphing Cube Root Functions Nearpod code: XXXXX (En Español: Video1 Video2 Video3)
5.5 : Solving Radical Equations Nearpod code: XXXXX (En Español: Video1 Video2 Video3)
<<<<<< Chapter 5 Test >>>>>> (TBD)
Chapter 6 : Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
6.1 : Exponential Growth and Decay Functions Nearpod code: XXXXX (En Español: Video1 Video2 Video3)
6.2 : The Natural Base e Nearpod code: XXXXX (En Español: Video1 Video2 Video3)
6.3 : Logarithms and Logarithmic Functions Nearpod code: XXXXX (En Español: Video1 Video2 Video3)
6.5 : Properties of Logarithms Nearpod code: XXXXX (En Español: Video1 Video2 Video3)
6.6 : Solving Exponential and Logarithmic Equations Nearpod code: XXXXX (En Español: Video1 Video2 Video3)
<<<<<< Chapter 6 Test >>>>>> (TBD)
Chapter 7 : Rational Functions
7.1 : Inverse Variation Nearpod code: XXXXX (En Español: Video1 Video2 Video3)
7.2 : Graphing Simple Rational Functions Nearpod code: XXXXX (En Español: Video1 Video2 Video3)
7.3 : Graphing General Rational Functions Nearpod code: XXXXX (En Español: Video1 Video2 Video3)
7.4 : Multiplying and Dividing Rational Expressions Nearpod code: XXXXX (En Español: Video1 Video2 Video3)
7.5 : Adding and Subtracting Rational Expressions Nearpod code: XXXXX (En Español: Video1 Video2 Video3)
<<<<<< Chapter 7 Test >>>>>> (TBD)
Chapter 8 : Probability
8.1 : Sample Spaces and Probability (Honors Only)
8.2 : Conditional Probability (Honors Only)
8.3 : Independent and Dependent Events (Honors Only)
8.4 : Probability of Disjoint and Overlapping Events (Honors Only)
8.5 : Permutations and Combinations (Honors Only)
Chapter 9 : Sequences
9.1 : Defining and Using Sequences (Honors Only)
9.2 : Arithmetic Sequences (Honors Only)
9.3 : Geometric Sequences (Honors Only)
Chapter 10 : Matrices
10.1 : Basic Matrix Operations (Honors Only)
10.2 : Multiplying Matrices (Honors Only)
10.3 : Determinants and Cramer's Rule (Honors Only)
✅10.4 : Inverse Matrices (Honors Only)
FSA TESTING:
STUDYING RESOURCES
STUDYING RESOURCES
Students have the following studying resources:
Textbook (http://www.dadeschools.net/students.asp)
Student portal virtual book (http://www.dadeschools.net/students.asp)
CalcView (https://www.calcview.com/ ) Helps when doing homework.
CalcChat (https://www.calcchat.com/ ) Helps when doing homework with an online tutor (Monday thru Thursday night)
(*) DESMOS (www.desmos.com)
(*) IXL.com (www.ixl.com) Do ONE HOUR on skills that have been taught.
(*) Khan Academy (www.khanacademy.org) Watch video and take quizzes. En español: (es.khanacademy.org )
(*) Math Nation (Algebra Nation - https://web.algebranation.com/#/) Watch videos working with the booklet. Test your knowledge with Test Yourself evaluations.
(*) Nearpod.com (teacher's presentations) (www.nearpod.com). Watch videos and prepare for next lessons. For presentation codes, refer to Edmodo posting.
(*) MathOpenRef.com (www.mathopenref.com)
Math is Fun: www.mathsisfun.com
MathHelp.com (practice tests and videos) (www.mathhelp.com) Watch videos and prepare for tests.
Geometry Practice Tests https://wordpandit.com/aptitude/geometry-and-mensuration/ Prepare for tests.
VirtualNerd.com - (https://virtualnerd.com/geometry/all/) For studying.
Online Math For All - https://www.onlinemath4all.com/ - For studying or consulting.
CliffsNotes: Postulates and Theorems
Word Problems: https://www.onlinemath4all.com/math-word-problems.html - For studying or consulting.
(*) Highly recommended by the instructor
HOMEWORK RULES
HOMEWORK RULES
Students will do online homework, which can be found in the student portal through Schoology.
Students must keep all homework work in their notebook binder.
Access to the textbook to the Student Portal: (http://www.dadeschools.net/students.asp)
30% of students' grades are the total average of homework or home practice assignments (Schoology, IXL, and Khan Academy).
Online homework will be assigned through the Schoology platform, 5-day IXL practice (minimum 20 correct problems), and Khan Academy will be assigned for testing preparation. All this will have a weighted average of 30% of the quarterly grade.
The deadline for homework will be 2 days after the lesson has been taught (for GenEd students). Students with accommodations will have extended time to complete them (an additional day without penalty).
In-class work RULES
In-class work RULES
Students will take notes in every class.
Students must bring to class: a pencil, paper (graphing paper is recommended), and a calculator (scientific).
All notes must be kept in a binder.
Notebook-Check will be a grade and will count as in-class work.
CLASSwork RULES
CLASSwork RULES
Students will take notes in every class.
Students are responsible for writing the work of all problems done in the Big Ideas Math online homework.
Students must bring to class: a pencil, paper (graphing paper is recommended), and a calculator (scientific).
All notes must be kept in a binder or a Composition Notebook ($1.00 at Walmart). Graphing paper is recommended for graphing.
Classwork worksheets will be provided by the teacher and submitted on the same day. The grade for classwork is 30% of the quarterly grade.
STUDY SHEETS (CHEAT SHEETS)
STUDY SHEETS (CHEAT SHEETS)
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