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2. WHO AM I
Hello, I am Mrs. Maxwell and I will be
your 8th grade math teacher for this
school year.
3. MY PHILOSOPHY
My Philosophy of Teaching:
I Believe that everyone can do Math.
Counting eggs is easy, and frying them maybe to
But when it comes to Math it is up to me and you!!!!!
4. THINGS TO KNOW
• What is expected of every student
• Attendance Policy
• Grading Policy
• Make-Up Work Policy
• Class Schedule
5. CLASS EXPECTATION
• Be On Time.
• Be Ready to Learn.
• Work Hard and Do your Best.
• Raise your hands and wait to be called upon.
• Be respectful to others.
8. MAKE -UP POLICY
• ALL ASSIGNMENTS ARE TO BE TURNED IN WITHIN
TWO DAYS FROM MISSING THE ASSIGNMENT.
• MAKEUP TEST IS TO BE TAKEN BY THE END OF THE
WEEK OF THE ORIGINAL TEST DATE.
• FAILURE TO MAKE UP WORK WITHIN ALLOTED TIME
WILL RESULT IN A GRADE ZERO.
10. MAKE -UP POLICY
• ALL ASSIGNED HOMEWORK AND OR PROGJECTS
ARE TO BE TURNED IN WITHIN TWO DAYS FROM
MISSING THE ASSIGNMENT.
• MAKEUP TEST IS TO BE TAKEN BY THE END OF THE
WEEK OF THE ORIGINAL TEST DATE.
• FAILURE TO MAKE UP WORK WITHIN ALLOTED TIME
WILL RESULT IN A GRADE ZERO.
