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Here's the info on final exams (students have already known this for a week now) -
CALCULUS - 5th period is on Fri, May 14th
1st period is on Tues, May 18th
they have review sheet of what is on it...............just some basic integrals!!
ALG 3 Y - their final is across two days
3rd period Mon, May 17th Trig material
2nd period Tues, May 18th Logs, solving systems, inequalities, matrices
They have a review sheet with list of problems from their book that is like their final...
MATH 1 - final exam is 6th period on Wed, May 19th
we will be reviewing on these last few days for it....they have been doing great (at least the ones I ask feel great!!!) about the EOCT. I know they will be fine with it....
Coach Meeden
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Monday, May 10, 2010
CALCULUS / Alg 3 Y
ALL E-MAILS NEED TO BE SENT TO glenn.meeden@cobbk12.org
Calculus - In this last week, they are taking one more regular test over integrals and that will be on Wed, May 12th.......their final examination is the following -
5th period Fri, May 14th
1st period Tues, May 18th
Alg 3 Y - In this last week, they are working on Matrices and their applications. They will have a test on matrices on Thur, May 13th......their final examination will be over two days and those days are
Mon, May 17th & Tues, May 18th
They already have a review topic list for the final.................
Coach Meeden
Calculus - In this last week, they are taking one more regular test over integrals and that will be on Wed, May 12th.......their final examination is the following -
5th period Fri, May 14th
1st period Tues, May 18th
Alg 3 Y - In this last week, they are working on Matrices and their applications. They will have a test on matrices on Thur, May 13th......their final examination will be over two days and those days are
Mon, May 17th & Tues, May 18th
They already have a review topic list for the final.................
Coach Meeden
Math 1 - County EOCT
ALL E-MAILS NEED TO BE SENT TO glenn.meeden@cobbk12.org
The county EOCT for Math 1 is to be given this Wed and Thur (5/12 and 5/13)...they are done during the class period (6th) and the students take them in the media center. The reason they have had these EOY's in the classroom the past several days is to give them plenty of review for this EOCT. They are all smart kids who can do well on this mandated exam.
They will need to report to the media center for 6th period on Wed and Thur. They cannot have their phones or any other electronic device physically with them during the exam.
If they still need any further practice, they can go on the website listed below and take a practice one for the state of Georgia.....
www.usatestprep.com
Their final examination for the class itself will be on Wed, May 19th.......
Coach Meeden
The county EOCT for Math 1 is to be given this Wed and Thur (5/12 and 5/13)...they are done during the class period (6th) and the students take them in the media center. The reason they have had these EOY's in the classroom the past several days is to give them plenty of review for this EOCT. They are all smart kids who can do well on this mandated exam.
They will need to report to the media center for 6th period on Wed and Thur. They cannot have their phones or any other electronic device physically with them during the exam.
If they still need any further practice, they can go on the website listed below and take a practice one for the state of Georgia.....
www.usatestprep.com
Their final examination for the class itself will be on Wed, May 19th.......
Coach Meeden
Math 1 - last EOY
ALL E-MAILS NEED TO BE SENT TO glenn.meeden@cobbk12.org
Here's the info on the last EOY given in class on Tues, May 11th -
Parent graphs
1) linear
2) quadratic
3) absolute-value
4) cubic
5) square root
6) rational
Translations of the parent graphs
*vertical shift up and down
*horizontal shift left and right
*vertical stretch and shrink
*reflection
Be able to compare functions to their parent graphs
Quadratic functions
*open up (minimum point for vertex) or down (maximum point for vertex)
*vertex
*axis of symmetry
*roots, x-intercepts, zeros
Square root functions
*starting point
Rational functions
*vertical asymptote
*horizontal asymptote
For all functions, be able to identify:
*Domain
*Range
*End behavior
Determine if a function is even, odd, or neither
*from graph
*from equation
Coach Meeden
Here's the info on the last EOY given in class on Tues, May 11th -
Parent graphs
1) linear
2) quadratic
3) absolute-value
4) cubic
5) square root
6) rational
Translations of the parent graphs
*vertical shift up and down
*horizontal shift left and right
*vertical stretch and shrink
*reflection
Be able to compare functions to their parent graphs
Quadratic functions
*open up (minimum point for vertex) or down (maximum point for vertex)
*vertex
*axis of symmetry
*roots, x-intercepts, zeros
Square root functions
*starting point
Rational functions
*vertical asymptote
*horizontal asymptote
For all functions, be able to identify:
*Domain
*Range
*End behavior
Determine if a function is even, odd, or neither
*from graph
*from equation
Coach Meeden
Monday, May 3, 2010
MATH 1 EOY - Unit 4 info
ALL E-MAILS NEED TO BE SENT TO glenn.meeden@cobbk12.org
Finally, here's the info for the Unit 4 EOY Exam....will be given on Fri, May 7th.....
Basic Counting Principle
*AND (multiply)
*OR (add)
Outcome
Probability
*Compound events (two or more)
*Mutually exclusive
*Overlapping
Factorial
Permutations (order matters)
Combinations (order does not matter)
Survey
Population
Samples
*Random
*Stratified
*Systematic
*Convenience
*Self-selected
*Representative
*Biased
Biased question
Measures of Central Tendency:
*Mean
*Median
*Mode
Measures of Dispersion:
*Range
*Deviation from the mean
*Mean absolute deviation
Quartile
Lower quartile (Q1)
Median (Q2)
Upper quartile (Q3)
Interquartile range (Q3 – Q1)
Minimum value (lower extreme)
Maximum value (upper extreme)
Box and Whisker Plot
Finally, here's the info for the Unit 4 EOY Exam....will be given on Fri, May 7th.....
Basic Counting Principle
*AND (multiply)
*OR (add)
Outcome
Probability
*Compound events (two or more)
*Mutually exclusive
*Overlapping
Factorial
Permutations (order matters)
Combinations (order does not matter)
Survey
Population
Samples
*Random
*Stratified
*Systematic
*Convenience
*Self-selected
*Representative
*Biased
Biased question
Measures of Central Tendency:
*Mean
*Median
*Mode
Measures of Dispersion:
*Range
*Deviation from the mean
*Mean absolute deviation
Quartile
Lower quartile (Q1)
Median (Q2)
Upper quartile (Q3)
Interquartile range (Q3 – Q1)
Minimum value (lower extreme)
Maximum value (upper extreme)
Box and Whisker Plot
MATH 1 - more EOY info
ALL E-MAILS NEED TO BE SENT TO glenn.meeden@cobbk12.org
Once again, trying to do our best to help increase the grades for our Math 1 students as well as provide further review for the Cobb County EOCT.....we are giving End of Year tests for our students.....here's the review material for Unit 3, which will be given on Thur, May 6th....
Find the distance between two points
Find the midpoint of a line segment with given endpoints
Find the missing coordinate of a point if the given points are the indicated distance apart
Find the missing endpoint if the midpoint and one endpoint of a segment are given
Find the perimeter of a right triangle if one side is missing (use Pythagorean Theorem)
Find the length of a diagonal of a square if you are given a side measure
Inductive reasoning
Deductive reasoning
Conjecture
Counterexample
Algebraic properties of equality
*Addition property
*Subtraction property
*Multiplication property
*Division property
*Distributive property
*Substitution property
Reflexive property for algebra and geometry
Symmetric property for algebra and geometry
Transitive property for algebra and geometry
Segment addition postulate
Angle addition postulate
Congruence of segments theorem
Congruence of angles theorem
Adjacent angles
Linear pair
Right angles congruence theorem
Congruent supplements theorem
Congruent complements theorem
Linear pair postulate
Vertical angles congruence theorem
Triangles (acute, obtuse, right, scalene, isosceles, equilateral, and equiangular)
Segments of triangles:
1) Altitude
2) Median
3) Angle Bisector
4) Perpendicular Bisector
Points of concurrency:
1) Circumcenter (intersection of perpendicular bisectors)
2) Incenter (intersection of angle bisectors)
3) Centroid (intersection of medians)
4) Orthocenter (intersection of altitudes)
Proving triangles congruent:
1) SSS (side-side-side)
2) ASA (angle-side-angle)
3) SAS (side-angle-side)
4) AAS (angle-angle-side)
Polygons
*Convex polygon
*Concave polygon
*Regular polygons
Interior angle sum
Exterior angle sum
Quadrilaterals
Parallelograms
*Square
*Rhombus
*Rectangle
Trapezoid
*Isoceles trapezoid
*Trapezoid legs
*Trapezoid bases
*Midsegment
Kite
Once again, trying to do our best to help increase the grades for our Math 1 students as well as provide further review for the Cobb County EOCT.....we are giving End of Year tests for our students.....here's the review material for Unit 3, which will be given on Thur, May 6th....
Find the distance between two points
Find the midpoint of a line segment with given endpoints
Find the missing coordinate of a point if the given points are the indicated distance apart
Find the missing endpoint if the midpoint and one endpoint of a segment are given
Find the perimeter of a right triangle if one side is missing (use Pythagorean Theorem)
Find the length of a diagonal of a square if you are given a side measure
Inductive reasoning
Deductive reasoning
Conjecture
Counterexample
Algebraic properties of equality
*Addition property
*Subtraction property
*Multiplication property
*Division property
*Distributive property
*Substitution property
Reflexive property for algebra and geometry
Symmetric property for algebra and geometry
Transitive property for algebra and geometry
Segment addition postulate
Angle addition postulate
Congruence of segments theorem
Congruence of angles theorem
Adjacent angles
Linear pair
Right angles congruence theorem
Congruent supplements theorem
Congruent complements theorem
Linear pair postulate
Vertical angles congruence theorem
Triangles (acute, obtuse, right, scalene, isosceles, equilateral, and equiangular)
Segments of triangles:
1) Altitude
2) Median
3) Angle Bisector
4) Perpendicular Bisector
Points of concurrency:
1) Circumcenter (intersection of perpendicular bisectors)
2) Incenter (intersection of angle bisectors)
3) Centroid (intersection of medians)
4) Orthocenter (intersection of altitudes)
Proving triangles congruent:
1) SSS (side-side-side)
2) ASA (angle-side-angle)
3) SAS (side-angle-side)
4) AAS (angle-angle-side)
Polygons
*Convex polygon
*Concave polygon
*Regular polygons
Interior angle sum
Exterior angle sum
Quadrilaterals
Parallelograms
*Square
*Rhombus
*Rectangle
Trapezoid
*Isoceles trapezoid
*Trapezoid legs
*Trapezoid bases
*Midsegment
Kite
Week of May 3rd
ALL E-MAILS NEED TO BE SENT TO glenn.meeden@cobbk12.org
Welcome to May!!!! The end is in sight............here's what is going on -
CALCULUS - their last quiz is on Tues, May 4th...they have a take home test to be given them on Wed (5/5) and they need to return it by Fri, May 7th. We are wrapping up integrals and various methods within integration.
ALG 3 Y - We are on the last week of trig....they have another quiz on the unti circle (just identifying coordinates) on Tues, May 4th and the last trig test (on trig proofs) will be on Fri, May 7th.
MATH 1 - we are in the process of review for the County EOC Exam and taking some End of Year tests in order to help the students with their grades and to prepare for large amount of questions on the County EOC. More info about these were posted last week and more again this coming week. We really are trying to give them great preparation for the EOCT as well as aiding their overall grade.
MAKE-UPS for this week - Mon through Fri AM
Tues, Wed PM
Coach Meeden
Welcome to May!!!! The end is in sight............here's what is going on -
CALCULUS - their last quiz is on Tues, May 4th...they have a take home test to be given them on Wed (5/5) and they need to return it by Fri, May 7th. We are wrapping up integrals and various methods within integration.
ALG 3 Y - We are on the last week of trig....they have another quiz on the unti circle (just identifying coordinates) on Tues, May 4th and the last trig test (on trig proofs) will be on Fri, May 7th.
MATH 1 - we are in the process of review for the County EOC Exam and taking some End of Year tests in order to help the students with their grades and to prepare for large amount of questions on the County EOC. More info about these were posted last week and more again this coming week. We really are trying to give them great preparation for the EOCT as well as aiding their overall grade.
MAKE-UPS for this week - Mon through Fri AM
Tues, Wed PM
Coach Meeden
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