Test marks will be posted afterschool on Wednesday
Donate to Terry Fox via Mr. Khan's Homeroom Group MSC426-01 (Yellow)
Use the links below to see the class calendar and access the resources for each class.
Term 2 (November, December, January)
Term 3 (Midyear Exam, February, March, April, May, June)
Use the links below to look at your current mark (updated weekly). You will need to know your ID number.
Progress Report (as of October 10)
Term 2 Marks (November, December, January)
Midyear Exam Marks (first mark of Term 3)
Term 3 Marks (Midyear Exam, February, March, April, May, June)
Final Exam Marks (posted June 25)
Overall Final Summary Marks (unofficial, posted June 25)
Use the links below to access the resources mentioned regularly by Mr. Khan in class.
Online Files (paper copy of lessons, homework worksheets, practice quizzes, practice tests, etc)
Why are we learning what we're learning? Progression of Math Learning
List of Private Tutors: Mr. Khan's List PWHS List D'Arcy List
Video Timers: Quiz Timer Test Timer
Shape Proof Chart
These worksheets are completely optional and are intended as additional work to practice basic skills similar to short answer level questions. Answers are included in the same file. In no way do these worksheets replace day-to-day teaching. Click on the chapter titles.
Grade 8 and 9 Algebra and Polynomial Review
Binomial Division
Factoring
Rational Expressions
Linear Functions
Quadratic Functions
No extra worksheets
Distance
Parallel Lines
Shape Proofs
Inequalities
Graphing Linear Systems
Solving Linear Systems
Linear Systems Word Problems
Angles, Volume and Review
Isometric Triangles
Similar Triangles
Right Triangles
Sine Law
Cosine Law
Area of Triangles
No extra worksheets
You can create a free account at Khan Academy, or use the resources for free in a limited way. In no way does this replace day-to-day teaching.
Rational Expressions: Multiplying and Dividing, Adding and Subtracting
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There are a total of 113 students taking grade 10 Science Math. So far, 95 students have failed something. Failure is normal and is an essential part of learning and improving BUT don't become complacent and accept failure in the long term. Crucially the take away message is that we need to get better. We have, and we will continue to discuss strategies to help you improve and become a more effective learner. Check out some of the strategies by reading over the Tips to Succeed. Remember, this course is like climbing a mountain: it requires a balance of ability and effort. It's tough to start and get into a rhythm; when you fall, it can hurt; when you hit your stride, you start ascending; when you are at the top, it's breathtaking. Some students who are very strong at math, can succeed by simply doing the daily work that is asked of them, while others who are not so strong at math need to compensate by simply doing more work. Success is not guaranteed, but the chances greatly improve for those who are willing to put in a consistent and sustained amount of effort. We are all capable of succeeding and even excelling, if we are willing to work smarter, not harder!