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Visit the TeacherWeb® videos to learn about the features, modifications, and customizations available on your website. Click here to learn more. JH Pre Algebra Syllabus small medium large Text Book: Prentice Hall � Pre Algebra Required Materials: You are responsible for coming to class prepared. Book, paper, pencils, etc. 1. Red Pen � Red pens will be used everyday so it is in your best interest to invest in more than one. 2. Many Pencils � work is not to be done in pen. (we all make mistakes, and using a pen ends up with a very messy paper.) 3. During the second semester, you will also need a protractor and compass. 4. Notebook paper Note: Most of the time, calculators will not be allowed, however on some lessons, we will be using them. Suggested materials: a three-ring binder to keep all notes, homework, quizzes, and previous tests. These will be an immense help when preparing for tests. Grades: Homework 25% Quizzes 20% Tests: 45% Participation 10% Homework: Homework is given just about everyday. Homework assignments are assigned to develop a spectrum of skills and concepts. Each lesson is designed to provide guided practice on a new skill or concept. � All assigned work must be turned in � You must write out all problems and show all work on your homework. � Label each homework assignment in the upper right hand corner with your name, the date, Pre-Algebra and the Lesson number. � Use an answer column on the right-hand side of your paper. Write clearly, an answer that is not there or is too difficult to read will be counted as incorrect. � Number your work on your workspace so that it is easy to find and read. Make sure to have space between problems. � Homework is due at the beginning of the class period. � Late work must be graded before you turn it in., If you are absent or have a late assignment, it is your responsibility to come in at break to grade your assignment before turning it in. Late homework will receive half credit. � No deduction will be taken from work missed during an excused absence if it is turned in within the time allotted for students who are absent as outlined in the Student Handbook. � All homework is due before you leave if you have a pre-approved absence. � While there is no "extra credit" to raise your grade, you can improve your grade by correctly redoing the problems you missed on any test (be sure to show all your work, ) and resubmitting it. While there is no "extra credit" to raise your grade, you can improve your grade by correctly redoing the problems you missed on any test (be sure to show all your work,) and resubmitting it. No credit will be given to corrected tests that do not show how the problems were redone. Quizzes: Quizzes will be given several times through out each quarter. Some will be announced and some will not. Often the quizzes will be made up of homework problems. So, if you do your homework and understand the problems, these will be some easy points :o) Exams: Exams will be given about every 2 weeks and will focus on the material in the section of the book in which we are working. Notes: Notes are to be taken on new material. At the beginning of each new section of notes, write the date and the lesson that is covered. Things to think about: � All quizzes and exams will be completed without books or notes. � Do not fall behind. � Pre-read the lessons, take notes during class, study examples and try every problem. When you do not understand a problem, get help. � Behavior that hinders the learning process (i.e. talking, disruptive, or not participating) will affect on your grade. Automatically clean input to optimize for the web. Or, would you like to view and optionally restore one of these previous versions? Password: Forgot your password?

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