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Algebra 1 Essentials: Building Mathematical Foundations for Success

Dive into the fundamentals of algebra with Mrs. Marissa Dahme in this interactive online presentation. Explore real numbers, equations, graphs, polynomials, and more to strengthen your mathematical prowess. Stay updated with daily resources, Google tools, and class policies to excel in algebra. Join the journey towards mastering core algebra concepts as Common Core approaches. Follow structured grading policies, homework strategies, and assessments to track your progress. Enhance problem-solving skills through collaborative activities and extra resources. Fulfill state standards for mathematical practice and unleash your full potential in algebra. Let's embark on a fulfilling math adventure together!

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Algebra 1 Essentials: Building Mathematical Foundations for Success

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  1. Welcome to Algebra 1! Mrs. Marissa Dahme http://goo.gl/8U82K4

  2. Introduction • 5th year teaching at SRTMS • B.A. and M.S. in Mathematics • Teaching Credential & M.Ed • Crazy about math! • Favorite number is

  3. Resources • This presentation can be accessed here: http://goo.gl/8U82K4 • Website is updated daily (including Google Calendar) • Zangle/Q is updated regularly • Best way to contact me: mdahme@pvsd.k12.ca.us • Contact Mrs. Trinidad at: strinidad@pvsd.k12.ca.us

  4. Student Resources Leave textbook at home Online textbook: www.pearsonsuccessnet.com Username: dahmestudent  Password: ilovepi314 Use Google Drive/Calendar/teacher website for Warm-ups, Notes, Homework Assignments

  5. Algebra Topics: Overview • Real Numbers • Solving Equations • Solving Inequalities • Graphs and Functions • Linear Equations • Systems of Equations and Inequalities • Exponents • Polynomials and Factoring • Quadratic Equations and Functions • Radical Expressions and Equations • Rational Expressions and Equations • Common Core is coming… 

  6. Policies Grading: 10% Homework 40% Classwork 50% Assessments Late work: 10% penalty per day, up to 5 days late Absences: one day per day absent to complete make up work Use the website for assignments/notes

  7. Notebook • Students needs a spiral notebook for math only • Notebook quizzes are part of the classwork grade (40%) • NB quizzes are open notes and timed • It is imperative that students stay organized!

  8. Homework • Emphasis on practice & mastery of skills • Corrected during class (students without their homework miss out on part of the learning process) • “Open Note” Homework quizzes about every 2 weeks

  9. HW/NB Quiz Rubric • Each problem is worth 4 points: 1 pt for having the right problem 2 pts for showing work 1 pt for the correct answer

  10. POM: Problem of the Month • Purpose: to improve problem solving skills & encourage collaborative thinking with peers • Worth 15 classwork points • Due about once a month • Follow POM Guidelines for full credit

  11. Assessments • Average of 1 quiz & 1 test per chapter • Quizzes are sent home for students to keep • Tests are kept in the classroom • Corrections can be made on Quizzes to earn up to a 70%

  12. Extra Help Lunch on “B” Days (12:40-1:10) Or by appointment (before school, lunch, after school) Email Study buddy Online resources

  13. CC State Standards for Mathematical Practice • Make sense of problems & persevere in solving them. • Reason abstractly and quantitatively. • Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others. • Model with mathematics. • Use appropriate tools strategically.

  14. 6. Attend to precision. 7. Look for and make use of structure. 8. Look for and express regularity in repeated reasoning. http://www.insidemathematics.org/index.php/commmon-core-math-intro

  15. Goals • Motivate, Educate, and Inspire students by sharing my passion for math • Build upon students’ computational skills, conceptual understanding, and logical reasoning • Help students gain the knowledge and skills needed to become successful adults

  16. Thank you for coming! http://goo.gl/8U82K4

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