Pre-Calculus

2023 Mrs. Angela 2024

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angela@davinciacademypr.com Pre-Calculus :
Glencoe
Friday 11am – 12pm
McGraw Hill 2014

Course Description
Pre-Calculus topics include exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions. In addition,
students will explore the systems of equations and matrices, apply mathematical equations to
identify types of conic sections. Students will solve problems using vectors to investigate linear
relationships

STUDENT EXPECTATIONS
You don’t have to When the bell Focus on the
task and Do your own
get it right the first rings be in
complete it work and
time, but you must your seat.
with always act
be willing to try Turn in work
diligence with integrity
on time

Try Timely On Task Trustworthy

CLASS SUPPLIES 20% 20% 60%
● Pencils
● Notebook
grade
HOMEWORK

● TI30XIIS Calculator
QUIZZES

● Graph Paper
TESTS

● Ruler
s
 “What you do every day matters more than what you do every once in a while.”

HOMEWORK NOTEBOOK ASSESSMENTS

Homework will be When you enter the Quizzes and Test will be
assigned only if the classroom each day administered throughout
students need more there will be a problem the year to assess
practice. It must be on the board for you to student learning. In the
completed in pencil and solve in your notebook. event of an excused
Procedures

all work must be shown These problems will absence, it is the

Classroom

unless otherwise noted. focus on a variety of responsibility of the

Homework is due when topics related to the student to request a
you enter the classroom. current material. This make-up test. Failure to
If you are late, it will will count as a quiz retest within the number
get no more than half grade at the end of each of days absent will
credit. quarter. result in a zero.

Cell Phone Policy

Cell phones are not to be used in class unless directed otherwise. Students
must keep their phones put away on silent. During tests, all phones must
be placed in the assignated space. Students are responsible for their
phones.

Students will be held to the highest standards

ACADEMIC of academic honesty and integrity. Any and all

work you do within this course must be your
own. Any cheating will result in a zero and a
HONESTY points subtractions infraction for all parties
involved.

Mat may not teach us how to add Student Signature

lovor subtract hatebut it gives
h
us every reason to hope that every problem
has a e Parent Signature

S olution. Date