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This document provides information about Ms. Palmer's mathematics classroom. It introduces Ms. Palmer, outlines the courses taught and classroom needs. Rules and expectations are specified for each course, including bringing required materials daily and doing homework. Grading policies are also described, such as homework being accepted up to one week late with points deducted, weekly quizzes and tests, and grades posted at midterms on the classroom website.
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- 7. I love helping people, which led me to becoming a teacher.
- 8. I love to read in my free time.
- 9. I’ve learned a lot of new computer techniques for the classroom and will bring them into this room.
- 12. Erasers
- 14. Pencils
- 15. Book
- 16. Notes
- 17. Homework
- 18. Unit CircleDo NOT degrade anyone’s thoughts or questions. Be respectful. If you have a question or don’t understand something, ask! Another person may have the same question. This isn’t easy material. You will have to spend time outside of class. Class time is NOT to be spent talking unless it’s a free day. Doing your homework in class benefits you and your grade. Homework will be given EVERY night. Refer to website weekly
- 20. Pencils
- 21. Book
- 22. Notes
- 23. HomeworkYou are NOT smarter or dumber than anyone else in the classroom. Be respectful. If you have a question or don’t understand something, ask! Another person may have the same question. Don’t waste class time. I will not go over something again just because you weren’t paying attention! Doing your homework in class benefits you and your grade. Homework will be given EVERY night. Refer to website weekly!
- 25. Pencils
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- 28. Homework2. You are NOT smarter or dumber than anyone else in the classroom. 3. Be respectful. 4. If you have a question or don’t understand something, ask! Another person may have the same question. Don’t waste class time. I will not go over something again just because you weren’t paying attention! Doing your homework in class benefits you and your grade. Homework will be given EVERY night. Refer to website weekly! Do NOT rely on calculators.
- 30. Pencils
- 31. Book
- 32. Notes
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- 34. Formulas Sheet (I will hand out)You are NOT smarter or dumber than anyone else in the classroom. Be respectful. If you have a question or don’t understand something, ask! Another person may have the same question. Don’t waste class time. I will not go over something again just because you weren’t paying attention! Doing your homework in class benefits you and your grade. Homework will be given EVERY night. Refer to website weekly! Do NOT rely on calculators.
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