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Syllabus
updated August 18, 2010
RMHS Mathematics
Mrs. Lamm
2010-2011 Syllabus
lamm.katie@meridianschools.org
SUPPLIES:
•Pencil & Eraser – Please do all work in pencil.
•Red or Blue Pen – for correcting
•Lined Notebook...
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This course solidifies skills involving numbers and operations, and emphasizes algebraic manipulation and representation of linear functions and related data analysis skills. This course will move along fairly quickly. We have a lot of material to cover this year! If you feel you need more help with Algebra, Labs are now available! Just see your counselor about trading an elective for an Algebra lab class. It may be just the extra boost you need!
Links:
I’ve included a link to our textbook website. Unfortunately the actual textbook isn't available online, but there is helpful information at:
Glencoe.com
Mike DeGraba is the Math Dude in the award winning video series that helps middle and high school students improve their Algebra skills.
The Math Dude
All Homework Assignments, Notes and Worksheets are available at PowerSchool.
Link to Algebra I |
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The study of mathematics through Algebra II is required for college bound students. This course emphasizes algebraic manipulation and representation of polynomial functions while introducing concepts involving trigonometry and logarithms.
All Homework Assignments, Notes and Worksheets are available at PowerSchool.
Link to Algebra II |
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The purpose of this class is to help students fill in the gaps in past learning of math concepts. Graduation requirements for Math now state that all students must test at the proficient level on the Idaho Standard Achievement Test. Presently, all Meridian District High School Students are given the ISAT Test in the Spring of their sophomore year. Students who score proficient (Math - 238) are not required to test again. Students with a score of 237 or lower are referred to the Math Skills class. Class numbers are kept low to provide greater student-teacher interaction . Elective credit (no Math credit) is given for Math Skills.
The following link may be helpful for home practice of the ISAT:
Idaho ISAT Practice Exam Link - Keep in mind all sophomore students must compile a RIT composite score of 238 to be considered proficient in Math.
Participating in class will help you be most successful…and help you pass the ISAT!
Link to Math Skills |
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Rocky Mountain High School
Katie Lamm
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