Classroom Procedures                                         College Algebra

Mrs. Hoglund

 

Assignments

*All assignments will be due two days after it is assigned, at the beginning of the class period, unless otherwise stated.

 

Late Assignments

*Late assignments will be excepted for half credit in the grade book on or before the scheduled

 test date.  However excepted late work will count in full towards percent completed for test

 retake consideration.

*Late assignments due to illness or excused absence will be taken for full credit  on or before the student’s test date.

*When you are absent you are responsible for getting the assignment and any missed notes.

 

School Related Absences

*If you are going to be gone for a school related absence the homework due the day of the 

 absence is due before you leave.

*You are responsible for getting the missed notes and assignment that will be due the day you

 return.

 

Grading Assignments

*You will be given the opportunity to check your answers at the beginning of the

 class period.  It is your responsibility for grading and correcting your work.

*Each daily work assignment is worth 10 points.  I will either choose a couple of problems to grade for accuracy or will simply grade for completion.

             

Quizzes

*You may not retake quizzes.

*You will be allowed to use your notebook when taking most quizzes,  therefore it will be

  important to take good notes.

 

Tests

*Tests will be given either midway through the chapter or at the end of each chapter.

* If you miss the day before a test you must take the test as scheduled.

* If you miss the day of a test you will take the test the day you return and will be responsible

  for the material covered in class that day.

* If you take a make-up test in the Math IMC it must be completed in one sitting.  Do not start

  a test unless you have time to finish it.

* As  the math department policy states only students scoring below 75% on a chapter test

  may be given an opportunity to retake the test.

  Then  you must complete the following guidelines.

            A.        A maximum of 2 retake tests will be given for each student.

            B.        The student must complete a qualifier to the teachers satisfaction.       

            C.        The student must schedule a retake date within (5) school days of the return of

                        the first test.

            D.        The retest must be taken within ten (10) school days of the return of the first test.

            E.        The final grade =

 

Grading Scale

* The follow grading scale will be used:

                        A  =  90 – 100%

                        B  =  80 – 89%

                        C  =  70 –79%

                        Incomplete  or  NC  =  below 70%

 

Weighted Grades

*Semester grades will be weighted in the following manner

                        Test and Quizzes                     =  80%

                        Homework                                =  20%

 

Tornado and Fire Alarms

*For a fire alarm exit the building through the north doors by the Social Studies IMC and listen for further instruction.

 Please stay together as a class.

*For a tornado alarm proceed to the hallway east of the Language Arts IMC and listen for

 further instruction.  Please stay together as a class.

 

When you need Help

* I  will be available for help before school at 7:30 and /or after school until 3:30.   Periodically I

will have meetings before or after school that I need to attend.

* You may also request for a national honor student tutor.  I would be happy to help you with

  this procedure

 

*****Please use the Instructional Media Center (Math IMC), Room 149.  It is available

      Hours 1 –  7 when you need extra help or a quiet place to work.  I am on duty in the Math

      IMC during 4th hour*****

 

I want to treat all students fairly.  If you feel that you have been mistreated, please see me after class so that we may discuss your concern.

 

COURSE OUTCOMES

 

At the conclusion of this course, the successful student will be able to…

            1.  produce and analyze equations and functions.

            2.  produce and analyze conic sections.

            3.  produce and analyze inequalities.