Course Title: Pre-Algebra

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Course Title: Pre-Algebra

Pre-Algebra Syllabus

Instructor: Mr. Alex Anderson Phone: 605-575-3321 E-mail: [email protected]

Course Description Pre-Algebra is an algebra readiness program designed to provide students with the essential math knowledge and experience required to successfully transition into Algebra. This comprehensive program provides students with direct instruction and the opportunity for both guided learning and independent practice. We will cover five chapters each semester for a total of ten chapters throughout the year.

Chapters covered throughout the year include: 1. Variables, Expressions, and Integers 2. Solving Equations 3. Multi-Step Equations and Inequalities 4. Factors, Fractions, and Exponents 5. Rational Numbers and Equations 6. Ratio, Proportion, and Probability 7. Percents 8. Linear Functions 9. Real Numbers and Right Triangles 10. Data Analysis and Probability

Make-Up Work If you know in advance that you are going to miss class for any reason, you are responsible for communicating with me regarding the work you will miss before you are gone. The expectation is that you will either make up the work in advance or on the day you return based on the situation and my discretion.

All other absences should be communicated before school starts on the day you return. If you were present on the day the assignment, quiz, or test was announced and are absent on the day the assignment, quiz, or test is collected, you are responsible for the work on the day you return. If you are absent on the day the assignment, quiz, or test is given, you will have two days to complete the work and turn it in.

Late Work All assignments will be docked 5% each day they are late.

Grades 90% - Daily assignments, quizzes, and tests 10% - Semester Test Grading Scale A: 93-100 B: 85-92 C: 77-84 D: 69-76 F: Below 68

Classroom Expectations 1. Try your best 2. Actively participate 3. Accept challenges 4. Complete the assigned work on time 5. Work independently and collaboratively 6. Have a good attitude 7. Ask for help when you need it by raising your hand 8. Be in your seat when the bell rings 9. Bring all materials to class 10. Respect oneself, others, and God

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