Course Expectations
Course ExpectationsHonors Algebra 32014-2015Mrs. Daley978-794-1711 x 50072daleyd@daleynahs.Please do not use e-mail for confidential correspondence.Course OverviewThis course is designed for students who excel in math and have the motivation for advanced work. The objectives include furthering the student’s appreciation of mathematics as an exact discipline, fostering mathematical intuition, and developing an understanding of application of acquired ics to be covered in this course are:FunctionsSquare-Root & Cube-Root GraphsDomain and RangeOperations: adding, subtracting, multiplying, compositionsExponential Functions and LogarithmsGraphs of Exponential & Logarithmic FunctionsOperations with Exponents & LogarithmsSolving Exponential & Logarithmic EquationsCounting Methods & ProbabilityPermutationsCombinationsDefinition of Probability Textbook(s)/Supplementary MaterialsThe textbook used for this course is Algebra 2, published by McDougal & Littell.Online book: HYPERLINK "" (see teacher for accessibility instructions)Supplementary materials will be used throughout the course to reinforce and provide more practice for the material being taught. Students will be given all supplemental material needed throughout the course.Necessary Materials Provided by StudentsFor this course, students will need to have a notebook, folder, and graphing calculator (TI-83, TI-83+, TI-84, or TI-84+).Teacher Websitedaleynahs.Grading PolicyStudents in this course will be graded using a point system. Students accrue points through a variety of assessments. At the end of the trimester, a student’s average will be calculated by dividing the number of points he/she has earned by the total number of points possible to be earned.Homework PolicyHomework will be assigned on a daily basis. Students are expected to complete all homework assignments in a timely fashion.Attendance/Make-up Information/Extra-HelpStudents are expected to attend every class. The school attendance policy, as stated in the student handbook, will be strictly followed. If a student is absent from class, the school make-up work policy, as stated in the student handbook, will be strictly followed.If a student misses a class, it is her/his responsibility to seek out the teacher and get any missed assignments. Extra help is available before school. Please make arrangements with me if you need help another time.Class BehaviorStudents are expected to behave in class. This includes their interaction with peers and the teacher. Each student is expected to treat other students and the teacher with respect, listen while others are talking, and restrain from the use of foul/inappropriate language in the classroom.All disciplinary guidelines outlined in the student handbook will be strictly followed.OtherThis course is challenging not only because of the material but also because of the pace. If a student is finding it difficult to keep up with the class, he/she needs to talk with the teacher to find a solution (which may be to drop down a level). The student needs to keep the teacher informed of any major event occurring that may affect his/her work in the course. ................
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