Hello all! The quiz for section 5.4 for Geometry Pre-AP students is up on Study Island. Remember, you have until Monday, January 4, 2010, at 8:00 AM to complete it. Absolutely no excuses will be accepted if this is not done. Here's how it works...
1. Go to www.studyisland.com
2. User Name: FIRSTNAME.LASTNAME@NGC (Ex. RALPH.MARTIN@NGC)
Password: Your Student ID Number
3. Click on "My Class" in the left margin.
4. Find your class period.
5. Look for Quiz: Section 5.4.
6. Answer the 10 questions only ONCE.
7. Good luck!
If you have any questions about this, please e-mail me at whatsmynumber@gmail.com
Happy holidays!
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Friday, December 18, 2009
Make-Up for Three Weeks Test for Algebra & Geometry
Hello all!
If you did not get at least an 80 on the six weeks test that was taken on Wednesday, December 9th and Thursday, December 10th, you have a chance to make it up. Here's how:
1. I have written a test in Microsoft Word that I will e-mail to you when you are ready to take the test.
2. In order to let me know that you are ready, you must e-mail me at whatsmynumber@gmail.com.
3. Expect me to send you an e-mail with the test within 5 minutes. (If not, send another e-mail!)
4. By the time I send it to you, you will have exactly ONE HOUR to take the test.
5. When you are finished with your test, you will submit your answers into the body of an e-mail in this fashion...
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Name
Date
Class Period
1. Answer
2. Answer
3. Answer
4. Answer
5. Answer
6. Answer
7. Answer
8. Answer
9. Answer
10. Answer
11. Answer (Question #11 is for Algebra only)
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6. You may only submit answers ONCE, so please be sure you check your answers before sending it in.
7. Also, if you do not submit your answers within the ONE HOUR, I will not accept it all. So only e-mail me at first when you know you can devote up to an hour on the test.
8. If you get all 10 (or 11 for Algebra I) questions right, you will receive an 80. If you miss no more than 3 questions, you will get a 70. Otherwise, your score will be the number of questions correct times 10.
9. If you are doing this, you must complete this by Saturday, January, 2, 2010 at 10:00 PM.
10. If you have any other questions, please e-mail me at whatsmynumber@gmail.com.
11. Good luck!
If you did not get at least an 80 on the six weeks test that was taken on Wednesday, December 9th and Thursday, December 10th, you have a chance to make it up. Here's how:
1. I have written a test in Microsoft Word that I will e-mail to you when you are ready to take the test.
2. In order to let me know that you are ready, you must e-mail me at whatsmynumber@gmail.com.
3. Expect me to send you an e-mail with the test within 5 minutes. (If not, send another e-mail!)
4. By the time I send it to you, you will have exactly ONE HOUR to take the test.
5. When you are finished with your test, you will submit your answers into the body of an e-mail in this fashion...
-----------------------------------------------------------
Name
Date
Class Period
1. Answer
2. Answer
3. Answer
4. Answer
5. Answer
6. Answer
7. Answer
8. Answer
9. Answer
10. Answer
11. Answer (Question #11 is for Algebra only)
----------------------------------------------------------
6. You may only submit answers ONCE, so please be sure you check your answers before sending it in.
7. Also, if you do not submit your answers within the ONE HOUR, I will not accept it all. So only e-mail me at first when you know you can devote up to an hour on the test.
8. If you get all 10 (or 11 for Algebra I) questions right, you will receive an 80. If you miss no more than 3 questions, you will get a 70. Otherwise, your score will be the number of questions correct times 10.
9. If you are doing this, you must complete this by Saturday, January, 2, 2010 at 10:00 PM.
10. If you have any other questions, please e-mail me at whatsmynumber@gmail.com.
11. Good luck!
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Geometry Question #2
Thank you for visiting the blog. Remember, you have until Tuesday, January 5, 2010, to answer the following TWO-PART question. Make sure that you use COMPLETE sentences. For example, "No", "Yes", or "I don't know" would not be acceptable for full credit.
Click on the link above and then post your comment. If you haven't signed up for the blog, click on the "Follow" button in the left margin.
If you choose not to "Follow" the blog, click the drop down arrow below the comment box and choose "Anonymous".
Either way you do it, be sure to include your first and last name, class period, and your answer to the question in the comment box.
If you have any problems commenting, please e-mail me.
Here is the two-part question...
a. Take the following four numbers: 378, 296, 534, 162. If I asked you to pick the odd one out, which one would it be? Explain your reasoning.
b. Please list the steps that answer question #4 on pg. 322 in your Geometry textbook. (For a recreation of that problem, please click here.)
Click on the link above and then post your comment. If you haven't signed up for the blog, click on the "Follow" button in the left margin.
If you choose not to "Follow" the blog, click the drop down arrow below the comment box and choose "Anonymous".
Either way you do it, be sure to include your first and last name, class period, and your answer to the question in the comment box.
If you have any problems commenting, please e-mail me.
Here is the two-part question...
a. Take the following four numbers: 378, 296, 534, 162. If I asked you to pick the odd one out, which one would it be? Explain your reasoning.
b. Please list the steps that answer question #4 on pg. 322 in your Geometry textbook. (For a recreation of that problem, please click here.)
Geometry Question #1
Thank you for visiting the blog. If you're answeing the following TWO-PART question for the first time, you have until Saturday, December 19, 2009 by 12:00 NOON to answer the following TWO-PART question. Make sure that you use COMPLETE sentences. For example, "No", "Yes", or "I don't know" would not be acceptable for full credit.
Your score will be deducted by 10 points for not getting your response before the original deadline of Friday, December 11, 2009.
Click on the link above and then post your comment. If you haven't signed up for the blog, click on the "Follow" button in the left margin.
If you choose not to "Follow" the blog, click the drop down arrow below the comment box and choose "Anonymous".
Either way you do it, be sure to include your first and last name, class period, and your answer to the question in the comment box.
If you have any problems commenting, please e-mail me.
Here is the two-part question...
a. If you as the student had an MP3 player/iPod with a video screen, how could you use that in the classroom for educational purposes? Give two examples.
b. Your friend asked you to describe the midsegment theorem and how it works. How would you explain it?
Your score will be deducted by 10 points for not getting your response before the original deadline of Friday, December 11, 2009.
Click on the link above and then post your comment. If you haven't signed up for the blog, click on the "Follow" button in the left margin.
If you choose not to "Follow" the blog, click the drop down arrow below the comment box and choose "Anonymous".
Either way you do it, be sure to include your first and last name, class period, and your answer to the question in the comment box.
If you have any problems commenting, please e-mail me.
Here is the two-part question...
a. If you as the student had an MP3 player/iPod with a video screen, how could you use that in the classroom for educational purposes? Give two examples.
b. Your friend asked you to describe the midsegment theorem and how it works. How would you explain it?
Monday, December 14, 2009
Weekly Homework #16
Assignments are due on Thursday, December 10, 2009. We will have a QUIZ on Thursday, December 17, in both subjects as well.
Algebra I:
1. TAKS Workbook, pg. 41
Geometry Pre-AP:
1. Textbook: pg. 322-32, #5-12, 21-27, 33-35
2. Your first question is up on the blog under Geometry Question #2. This is due by Tuesday, January 5, 2010.
Algebra I:
1. TAKS Workbook, pg. 41
Geometry Pre-AP:
1. Textbook: pg. 322-32, #5-12, 21-27, 33-35
2. Your first question is up on the blog under Geometry Question #2. This is due by Tuesday, January 5, 2010.
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