I start the lesson by teaching it on the board to the class and have a few examples written for the student to do on their own. After a few minutes I have students come up to the board and answer the question. Once the student is comfortable with the types of problems in that lesson, I have them do four worksheets and a test.
Scotty, Hunter, and LaDarius are working together on a word problem about percentages and fees in Stewardship.
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Volleyball
Our
girls are having a wonderful start to the volleyball season! We have
not won a match yet, but wonderful none the less. This is our first year
to have volleyball at Flint, and most of the girls have never played
before. The Lady Falcons have stepped up their level of play and are
being very competitive in district play. Wear your Flint falcon gear and come support us!
Inspired Vision
8501 Bruton Rd.
A
special thanks to the varsity boys basketball team for such
enthusiastic support at the games this year! You guys make it more fun
for everyone! I am proud of you!
-Coach Hallford
Syllabus
Courses:
Algebra I
Epsilon
Stewardship
Throughout the math course the student will be working out of the Math-U-See curriculum revised and edited by Coach Hallford. The student will also be engaged in problem solving, applications, investigations, and communicating their findings mathematically (verbally and in written form). In order to complete the course in a timely manner, students may be assigned homework and are expected to bring their completed work back promptly. The objective for this course is to better prepare the student for a higher level of learning.
Algebra I
Epsilon
Stewardship
Throughout the math course the student will be working out of the Math-U-See curriculum revised and edited by Coach Hallford. The student will also be engaged in problem solving, applications, investigations, and communicating their findings mathematically (verbally and in written form). In order to complete the course in a timely manner, students may be assigned homework and are expected to bring their completed work back promptly. The objective for this course is to better prepare the student for a higher level of learning.
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
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