KAISERSLAUTERN HIGH SCHOOL Course Name and Number: GEOMETRY, MAG40 Course !

es"r#$%#on: This course is designed to develop and promote student reasoning and problem solving involving geometric concepts and properties. Topics of study will include deductive reasoning using points, lines, and planes; segments, angles and triangles; quadrilaterals; polygons; and three-dimensional figures. Algebraic concepts are integrated with the geometric concepts throughout the course. Applications to real life situations are prevalent throughout the course. Course S%andards: This can be viewed at the following UR , http!""www.dodea.edu"#urriculum"$athematics"upload"%&&'(stn(math()eometry.pdf Te&%: )*+$*TR,; -rentice .all, %&//. Replacement te0ts can be purchased from Ama1on 23456-/7 '89-&-/7-7:&&;/-8 or 3456-/& &-/7-7:&&;/-/<. Tea"'er Name: $r. =ames >aniel Con%a"% In(orma%#on: Lo"a%#on: B.4 Room %7/ )eb *a+e: http!""www.danielselements.weebly.com *'#,oso$'-: >etermination C >iscipline C .ard DorE F The Day To 4uccess Ma%er#a,s: Te0tbooE 2available online<, notebooE 2three ring binder with loose leaf ruled paper is preferred<, pencils, eraser, calculator 2optional G classroom set is available<. C,assroom .orma%: This course uses an approach referred to as the HIlipped #lassroomJ ideology. This format inverts traditional teaching methods. 4tudents will be responsible for receiving instruction online outside of class and doing HhomeworEJ during class time. Grad#n+ $o,#"-: 3t is important for the student to demonstrate an understanding of the material being covered. 3n order to receive credit for a problem the student must show worE. +n chapter tests 2not master checEs< partial credit will be given to incorrect answers with minor procedural errors. *ven with a correct answer the worE will be checEed. 4ometimes students KlucE outL in getting the correct answer. 3f there are any errors in the worE but the student has a correct answer, the student will not receive full credit. !o!!S Grad#n+ S"a,e: '&-/&& F A 9&-9' F 5 8&-8' F # ?&-?' F > :' or below F I 4chool -hone! ;9'-8:;/2>46<, &?7/-:7?-8:;/ *mail! @ames.danielAeu.dodea.edu

Assessmen%: Muarter grades will be assessed by notes"in-class assignments, master checEs, chapter tests, and pro@ects. The following breaEs down these assessments with their respective weights! No%es and In/",ass Ass#+nmen%s 2/&N< 4tudents will be assigned a video lesson to watch and taEe notes on outside the class meeting time. The ne0t class, these notes will be used by the student to complete assigned application problems to worE out 2usually in groups<. The notes and assigned problems will be collected before the class taEes the master checE. Mas%er "'e"0s 2;&N< TaEen each class after in-class assignment time. $aster checEs will either be five problems each. -roblems are either correct"incorrect, partial credit will not be given. C'a$%er %es%s 2;&N< TaEen after the last unit of each chapter. *ach test will be worth :& G /&& points. -artial credit will be given for problems on the chapter test. 1uar%er $ro2e"% 2/&N< 4tudents must complete a pro@ect that relates to a topic studied for that quarter. A ma@ority of the worE will be done in class and within groups. 4ome worE will be required outside of the class meeting time. Re%es%#n+: 3f a student desires to retaEe either a master checE or chapter test, the student must complete remedial worE before retaEing the master checE or chapter test. Remedial worE may involve redoing notes, worEing additional problems, or completing Bhan Academy"5rain )enie modules. $aster checEs for a given chapter must be retaEen by the date of the chapter test. #hapter tests must be retaEen within five school days after the test is originally taEen. La%e )or0 *o,#"-: ate worE will be accepted up to five school days after the due date of the assignment; points will be deducted for lateness. Absen"e: 3f a student is absent 2e0cused"une0cused< it is the studentJs responsibility to follow the pacing guide by watching the lesson videos, taEing notes, and worEing the assigned problems. 4tudents should use e0tended absences to catch up, stay on pace, or even worE ahead. +nce a student returns to school, the student will then taEe the master checEs and chapter tests. Tu%or#n+3E&%ra He,$: Available after school, during seminar, and lunch. A"adem#" In%e+r#%-: All students are e0pected to abide by ethical academic standards. Academic dishonestyOincluding plagiarism, cheating or copying the worE of another, using technology for illicit purposes, or any unauthori1ed communication between students for the purpose of gaining advantage during an e0aminationOis strictly prohibited. This policy covers all school-related tests, qui11es, reports, class assignments, and pro@ects, both in and out of class.

Con%en% Ou%,#ne: This is an outline of the chapters being covered during semester one. 3ncluded are the >+>*A standards addressed for each chapter. Muarter 7! #hapter 9 Right Triangles and Trigonometry #hapter ' Transformations #hapter /& Area Muarter ;! #hapter // 4urface Area P Qolume #hapter /% #ircles Iractals"-robability