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Welcome to Honors Algebra 2 Mrs. Barb Cymanski Education : BA from Hiram College Masters in Education from Kent State University Experience : 25 years teaching experience in Middle School and High School mathematics Personal : I have 3 kids (2 are attending Ohio State and one is a freshman at Crestwood) My family spends much of our time training for triathlons/running. 1

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Welcome to Honors Algebra 2

Mrs. Barb CymanskiEducation: BA from Hiram College

Masters in Education from Kent State University

Experience: 25 years teaching experience in Middle School and High School mathematics

Personal: I have 3 kids (2 are attending Ohio State and one is a freshman at Crestwood) My family spends much of our time training for triathlons/running.

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Mathematical Practices To make sense of problems and persevere in solving

them.

To reason abstractly and quantitatively.

To construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others.

To model real world situations with mathematics.

To use appropriate tools strategically.

To attend to precision.

To look for and make use of structure.

To look for and express regularity in repeated reasoning.

*To prepare your child for Honors Pre-Calculus.

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Principles of the CPM Course Design

Problem-based lessonsCollaborative student work

in structured study teamsSpaced learning-big ideas

appear repeatedly and are interconnected throughout the course

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Steps for Success

PreparationAttendanceParticipationIndependent practiceCollaborationCommunication

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Assessments and Grading Policy

Individual Assessments (75%)

Assessments with Resources (15%)

Other Coursework (10%)

Individual Tests Team Tests Class Presentations

Individual Quizzes Class Presentations Participation Quizzes

Partner Quizzes Homework Quizzes

Binder Checks

Weighting of Grades

%

Individual Assessments

75%

Assessments with Resources

15%

Coursework 10%

Exam

ple

s

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Extra Help is Available: I am available most days before

school from 7:10-7:30am. Math teachers are available in

the math lab (upper library) during every lunch period study hall.

When students access their homework through their e-book, they can access homework help on every problem.

Parents Resources at http://www.cpm.org/parents/resources.htm

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Communication

Voice mail: 247-2072 Ext. 4414

Email: [email protected]

Parent – Teacher communication is of utmost importance for student success. If at anytime you have a concern or question, please call or email me.