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WELCOME TO

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Welcome to Mathematics!

Ms. Taub’s

Hello! I’m Ms. Taub and I teach 8th grade mathematics. I have been teaching for seven years and working at MaST for eight. I am looking forward to this school year!

Email: ctaub@mast3.org

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Be Respectful

Be Responsible

Be Ready

  • Must bring Chromebook charged to class everyday
  • Cell phones should be off in lockers at all times
  • Stay off sites not being used in class

Some of the topics that we will be learning in class this school year are: Equations, Solving Systems, Rational/Irrational Numbers, Properties of Exponents, Square/Cube Roots, Scientific Notation, Functions, Polynomials, Factoring, and Pythagorean theorem.

© Kristin Micklewright 2019

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Grading Policy

Classwork is 40%

Homework is 5%

Quizzes are 15%

Tests/Projects are 40%

Homework

Students will be given homework at least 2-3 times a week. Homework assignments will be 5-10 questions. Students will be given some time in class to complete the homework assignments. Sometimes the teacher will assign IXL lessons in the beginning of the week and make them due by the end of the week.

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Missing work can still be turned in a week late for full credit. Any work turned in after may be deducted up to 10% per week it is missing. Students who hand in missing work of assignments that have already been graded must show or tell the teacher that the assignment was completed. Teachers are able to use their discretion based on different situations that might occur.

© Kristin Micklewright 2019