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UNIT 4

Week 18: STAR, SLO, and Final Exam review
STAR test (Monday)
SLO test (Tuesday)
Final exam study guide review (Wednesday through Friday)
  • Assignment: Final exam study guide (20-25 problems per night)
  • Assignment: Course Reflection due on Friday night at 11:59 pm



Week 17: AP Testing week 2/SLO Review Week
MONDAY, MAY 9: Exponents and Logarithms Review (Unit 4 Test review)
TUES, MAY 10: Radicals and Rationals Review (Unit 3 Test review)
WED, MAY 11: Polynomials Review (Unit 2 Test Review)
THURS, MAY 12: Data and Statistics Review (Unit 7 Test Review)
FRI, MAY 13: Review for Student Learning Objectives Online Test (SLO)
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  • Assignment: ***Course reflection instructions***
    Weekly assignments: 
    • Review previous tests and quizzes                               
    THE SLO IS SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY/TUESDAY OF NEXT WEEK DUE TO GA MILESTONES AND AP TESTING!


    Week 16:
    MONDAY, APRIL 25: What have we learned in Unit 7?
    • Unit 7 Quiz 1: Data and Statistics
    • Assignment: none
    TUES, APRIL 26: How do we apply statistics to a set of data?
    • In-class statistics exercise
    • Assignment: none
    WED, APRIL 27: What have we learned in Unit 7?
    • Review Unit 7 (in-class activity attached)
    • Assignment: study for test (Study Guide attached
    THURS, APRIL 28: What have we learned in Unit 7?
    • Unit  7 Test 1
    • Assignment: none
    FRI, APRIL 29: What do we need to know to prepare for the SLO and FInal exam?
    • In-class review exercise
    • Assignment: study for AP Exams

    Week 15:
    MONDAY, APRIL 18: How can you construct a representative sample?
    • Sampling Distributions
    • Margins of Error
    • Assignment: page 48, page 49, and page 50: 1-21
    TUES, APRIL 19:  How do you tell if data are normally distributed?
    • Normal Distribution
    • Standardizing data/ Standard normal values
    • Assignment: page 55, page 56: 1-19
    WED, APRIL 20:  How do you tell if data are normally distributed?
    • Normal Distribution
    • Standardizing data/ Standard normal values
    • Assignment: Worksheet A, Worksheet B, Worksheet C
    THURS, APRIL 21:  How can you use probability to compare strategies in real world situations?
    • Expected Values and probabilities
    • Assignment: page 62, page 63 1-22
    FRI, APRIL 22:What have we learned in Unit 7?
    • Assignment: page 68-71: #1-23, 24 is optional

    Week 14:
    MONDAY, APRIL 11: What are the Measures of Central Tendency and Variation?
    • UNIT 6 OVERVIEW.
    • Begin Measures of Central Tendency and Variation (1-1)
    • Assignment: page 11: #1-20
    TUES, APRIL 12: What are the Measures of Central Tendency and Variation?
    • Complete Measures of Central Tendency and Variation
    • Assignment: page 11-12: #21-39
    WED, APRIL 13:  How can a sample represent a population?
    • Data gathering
    • Assignment: page 19-21: #1-32
    • Assignment: worksheet C, worksheet problem-solving
    THURS, APRIL 14:  How can data collection methods affect the conclusions of your research?
    • Surveys, experiments, and observational studies
    • Assignment: page 27-29: 1-29
    • Assignment: worksheet C, worksheet problem-solving
    FRI, APRIL 15: How do you reject the null hypothesis?
    • Unit 1 Quiz 1
    • Assignment: none

    Week 13:
    MONDAY, MARCH 28: What have we learned in Unit 5?
    • Review Unit 5 - all
    • Assignment: study for test
    TUES, MAR 29: What have we learned in Unit 5?
    • Unit 5 Test 2: Multiple Choice
    • Assignment: study for test
    WED, MAR 30: What have we learned in Unit 5?
    • Unit 5 Test 2: Free Response
    • Assignment: none
    THURS, MAR 3:​​FRI, APRIL 1: NO SCHOOL - SPRING BREAK!!



    Week 12:
    What have we learned about Exponents and Logarithms?
    • Unit 4 Test 1: Exponents and Logarithms
    • Assignment: none
    TUES, MAR 22: How do we apply properties of exponents and logarithms?
    •  Review Unit 4 Test 1
    • pH, Richter, and decibels
    • Assignment: Worksheet 320: pH, Richter, and decibels
    WED, MAR 23: How do we apply properties of exponents and logarithms?
    • Money (interest formula)
    • Assignment: Worksheet 320: Money
    THURS, MAR 24: How do we apply properties of exponents and logarithms?
    • Review exponential and logarithmic equations
    • Assignment: Mixed Review Worksheet
    FRI, MAR 25: How do we apply properties of exponents and logarithms?
    • Half-life and doubling 
    • Assignment: Worksheet 322: Half-Life, doubling

    Week 11
    MONDAY, MARCH 14: How can we solve equations that model growth and decay?
    • More on 9-2: Exponential and Logarithmic Equations and Inequalities
    • Assignment: Watch Powerpoint on solving logarithmic and exponential equations
    • Assignment: Watch Powerpoint for next day's lesson
    TUES, MAR 15: What is the natural base and how is it used?
    • 9-3: The Natural Base, e
    • Assignment: page 302: #1-21
    WED, MAR 16: What have we learned about exponents and logarithms?
    • Review Unit 5
    • Assignment: Unit 5 Test Review (Answers)
    THURS, MAR 17:What have we learned about exponents and logarithms?
    • Review Exponents and Logarithms
    • Answer final questions about assignment from last night
    • Assignment: study for test
    ​FRI, MAR 18: What have we learned about exponents and logarithms?
    • Unit 5 Test 1: Exponents and Logarithms
    • Assignment: none

    Week 10
    MONDAY, MARCH 7: What do we remember about logarithms?
    • Review properties of logarithms
    • Unit 4 Quiz 2
    • Assignment: watch Powerpoint for next section
    TUES, MAR 8: What do we remember about logarithms? 
    • Review properties of logarithms
    • In class practice problems
    • Assignment: none
    WED, MAR 9: How can we solve equations that model growth and decay?
    • 9-2: Exponential and Logarithmic Equations and Inequalities
    • Assignment: page 296: #1-20
     THURS, MAR 10: How can we solve equations that model growth and decay?
    • More on 9-2: Exponential and Logarithmic Equations and Inequalities
    • Assignment: Worksheet B, Worksheet C, Practice worksheet (80-160 or parts thereof, for extra practice)
    ​FRI, MAR 11: No school - teacher workday!

    Week 9
    MONDAY, FEBRUARY 29:How can equations describe growth and decay situations?
    • 8-1: Exponential Functions, Growth, and Decay
    • Assignment: page 261-262: 1-20
    TUES, MAR 1: What are logarithms?  (pdf copy of powerpoints)
    • Intro to logarithms
    • Worksheet 307
    • Assignment: page 277: #1-30
    WED, MAR 2: What are the properties of logarithms? (pdf copy of powerpoints)
    • Properties of Logarithms
    • Assignment: Worksheet: Expanding Logarithms and Condensing Logarithms
    THURS, MAR 3: How do we use properties of logarithms?
    • Review properties of logarithms
    • Assignment: page 288: #1-35
    FRI, MAR 4:  What do we remember about logarithms:
    • Review properties of logarithms
    • Unit 4 Quiz 2
    • Assignment: Practice C
    • Practice for Unit 4 Quiz 2 (1-40 as needed for extra practice)

    Week 8
    MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22: How do we solve radical equations and inequalties?
    • Review Unit 3
    • Assignment: study for test
    TUES, FEB 23: What have we learned about radical functions and equations?
    • Unit 3 Test 2: Radicals
    • Assignment: none
    WED, FEB 24: What have we learned about rationals and radicals?
    • Review Unit 3 Test 2
    • Review Unit 3
    • Assignment: Kuta worksheet
    • Unit 3 Practice Test (PRINT ONLY THE FIRST 12 PAGES!)
    THURS, FEB 25: What have we learned about rationals and radicals?
    • Review Unit 3
    • Assignment: study for test
    FRI, FEB 26: What have we learned about rationals and radicals?
    • Unit 3 Test 3: Rationals and Radicals
    • Assignment: none

    Week 7

    MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15: No School - President's Day

    TUES, FEB 16: What are radical functions?
    • Introduction to Radical functions
    • Assignment: page 232 #1-40 even
    ​WED, FEB 17:  How do we solve radical equations?
    • Radical Equations
    • Assignment: pg 240 : #1-25
    THURS, FEB 18: How do we solve radical equations and radical inequalities?
    • Radical Equations
    • Radical Inequalties
    • Assignment: pg 240 : #26-49
    FRI, FEB 19: How do we solve radical equations and radical inequalities? 
    • Review Radical equations and inequalities
    • Assignment: pg 248: 1-23_
    • Suggested Assignment: page 251-252: #1-25
    • In-class assignment: Kuta Assignment

    Week 6

    MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8: How do we simplify exponents within rational expressions?
    • Review properties of exponents
    • Assignment: study for quiz
    TUES, FEB 9:  What have we learned about exponential properties?
    • Unit 4 Quiz 2: Properties of Exponents
    • Assignment: Worksheet 303: Rational exponents 
    ​WED, FEB 10:  What are rational exponents?
    • Rational Exponents (properties and simplification)
    • Assignment: Simplifying Rational Exponents worksheet
    THURS, FEB 11: How do radicals and rational exponents relate to each other?
    • Radicals and rational exponents
    • Assignment: Radicals and Rational Exponents
    FRI, FEB 12: President's Day Holiday - No school!

    ​Week 5

    MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1:  What have we learned about rational expressions and equations?
    • Unit 4 Test 1: Rational expressions and equations
    • Assignment: None
    TUES, FEB 2:  What do we remember about exponential expressions?
    • Worksheet 301 - Exponential Properties
    • Assignment: Complete worksheet 302 - Exponential Practice
    WED, FEB 3:  What do we remember about exponential expressions?
    • Review worksheet 302
    • Assignment: finish worksheet 302
    THURS, FEB 4: How do we simplify exponents within rational expressions?
    • Exponential properties
    • Assignment: Exponents Practice 1 worksheet
    FRI, FEB 5: How do we simplify exponents within rational expressions?
    • Review Unit 4 Test 1
    • Review Exponential Properties
    • Assignment: Exponents and Rationals Practice worksheet

    Week 4

    MONDAY, JANUARY 25: What have we learned about simplifying rational equations?
    • Review solving rational equations and inequalities
    • Assignment: worksheet - Rational expressions and equations
    TUES, JAN 26: What have we learned about simplifying rational equations and inequalities?
    • Review worksheet - Rational expressions and equations (given in class, answers posted Tuesday evening)
    • Assignment: study for quiz
    WED, JAN 27: What have we learned about simplifying rational equations and inequalities?
    • Unit 4 Quiz 1
    • Assignment: none
    THURS, JAN 28: What have we learned about simplifying rational equations and inequalities?
    • Review Unit 4 Quiz 1
    • Assignment: Practice Quiz (skip 8,9,13,16)
    FRI, JAN 29: What have we learned about simplifying rational equations and inequalities?
    • Review Practice Quiz
    • Return Unit 4 Quiz 1
    • Assignment: study for Unit 4 Test 1 (Practice assignment is after problem #40)
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    Week 3
    MONDAY, JANUARY 18: MLK DAY, NO SCHOOL 
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    TUES, JAN 19: How do we simplify rational expressions?
    • Review assignments from last Thursday and Friday
    • Assignment: Finish Classwork/Homework from last week
    WED, JAN 20: How do we simplify rational expressions?
    •  How do we simplify rational expressions?
    • Review Adding/Subtracting and simplifying rational expressions
    • Intro to Rational functions and asymptotes
    • Assignment: Section 6-4 Powerpoint
    • ​Assignment: page 211-212: 1-43
    THURS, JAN 21: What is the visual representation of a rational function?
    • Solving Rational equations and inequalities
    • ​Assignment: page 219: #1-32 all
    FRI, JAN 22: What have we learned about simplifying rational expressions?
    • Review Solving rational equations and inequalities
    • Assignment: page 222: #1-20 all
    ​

    Week 2

    MONDAY, JANUARY 11: How can we simplify rational expressions?
    • Multiplying, Factoring, and Dividing Rational Expressions
    • Assignment: page 190, page 191: #1-34
    TUES, JAN 12: How can you simplify complex fractions?
    • Adding and Subtracting Rational Expressions
    • Assignment: page 198, page 199: #1-41
    WED, JAN 13: How can we simply/solve rational expressions/equations?
    • Review Adding/Subtracting and simplifying rational expressions
    • Assignment: Worksheet B2, Worksheet C2
    THURS, JAN 14: How do we simplify rational expressions?
    • Review Adding/Subtracting and simplifying rational expressions
    • Assignment: Extra practice 1
    FRI, JAN 15: What is the visual representation of a rational function?
    • Intro to Rational functions and asymptotes
    • Assignment: Section 6-4 Powerpoint
    • ​Assignment: page 211-212: 1-43

    Week 1
    MONDAY, JANUARY 4: TEACHER WORKDAY - NO CLASS
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    TUES, JAN 5: What can we expect in class this semester?
    • Review class expectations and changes
    • Assignment: none
    WED, JAN 6: How far have we progressed this semester?
    • Renaissance Learning/STAR Math online assessment
    • Assignment: none
    THURS, JAN 7: What do we remember about sequences and series?
    • In class sequences/series activity
    • Assignment: page 174: #1-20
    FRI, JAN 8: How do quantities change in relation to each other?
    • Direct, joint, and inverse variation
    • Assignment: page 183, page 184



    THURSDAY AUG 21: How can you construct a representative sample?
    • Sampling Distributions
    • Margins of Error
    • Assignment: page 48, page 49, and page 50: 1-21
    FRIDAY AUG 22: What have we learned so far in Unit 1
    • Unit 1 Quiz 2
    • Assignment: Study and have a go
    MONDAY AUG 25: How do you tell if data are normally distributed?
    • Normal Distribution
    • Standardizing data/ Standard normal values
    • Assignment: page 55, page 56: 1-19
    TUESDAY AUG 26: How can you use probability to compare strategies in real world situations?
    • Expected Values and probabilities
    • Assignment: page 62, page 63 1-22
    WEDNESDAY AUG 27
    • Assignment: page 68-71: #1-23, 24 is optional
    THURSDAY AUG 28: What have we learned in Unit 1?
    • Review Practice test
    • Assignment: Study for test tomorrow
    FRIDAY AUG 29: What have we learned in Unit 1?
    • Unit 1 Test 1
    • Assignment: none
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