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If you can read this, you have a strong mind :

If you can read this, you have a strong mind :

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If you can read this, you have a strong mind :

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  2. Math 7 & 8 With Mr. Lunt …and Mrs. Liebler (1st block) …and Mr. Barlock (3rd, 7th, & 8th blocks) Robert.Lunt @lcps.org (Though, I really go by “Monty.”) Cell phone off? 

  3. Going Paperless Your child should have all of the material we talk about tonight in his math folder. This info can be found on my webpage as well. www.lcps.org/erms

  4. I Believe… • That my students are completely capable of success. • They will succeed when they complete their homework. They will be working hard this year. • Kids will succeed when they take ownership of their education. • They will succeed when they believe that they are here to learn. Their JOB right now is as a student. • They will be confident in thinking at a higher level.

  5. Math 7 & 8 • Strengthen pre-algebra skills • Some problems directly related to Algebra. • Cover all general math 7 or math 8 standards.

  6. Warm Ups • Beginning of class most days • “Top Score” Workbook (math 7) Review of M6 & M7 material Review of previous math curriculum (5 mins)

  7. Homework • Usually 3-4 times per week • Should not take more than 30 minutes • Practice, practice, practice… • Must be complete, not almost complete • Ample time in class for review of homework

  8. Exams • “Summative” exams every few weeks. • “Formative” exams each week most likely. • A RETAKE is available for summatives. • Completed all corrections, AND obtain a parent signature on the original test. • The retake should be taken after school within 2 weeks of receiving back the original test. • Please see your child’s grading policy.

  9. Supplies • Spiral about 120 pages. • Smaller spiral for only summative test corrections. • Simple folder for papers. • Pouch/Holder for 3 pencils, 3 red pens, etc.

  10. What You Can Do • Check child’s agenda each night • Ask to see the completed homework (trust, but verify!) • Ask Johnny why he got the answer he did on any particular problem. (Have him teach you) • Check my webpage daily for hwk updates. • Stress the fact that your child is the student and needs to ask questions in class.

  11. What Your Child Can Do(not you, no offense.  ) • Ask and come for help during class and/or Resource. • Ask and come for help after school (M, W, and Th.) • Make arrangements himself to make up missed assignments • Ask questions in class. • See the teacher about any concerns she has at any time.

  12. Current Units of Study I’ll try to keep posted the 9-week plan at the beginning of each quarter.

  13. Class Information Robert.Lunt@lcps.org See additional attachments on my webpage.

  14. Me  • Been teaching for 20 years. • Moved to Reston in ’69. • 1990 Hokie grad! Go VT! • Wife is an elementary ELL teacher and sub. • Have two precious daughters, 4th and 6th grade. • Foster parents for Loudoun County. • Live in Leesburg. • Like church, reading, playing with my girls, hiking, biking.

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