Infinite Possibilities

9.4.15 Brainstorming


Agenda

1. Welcome. Infinite Possibilities.
2. Establish Team Commitments
• Powerful, inspiring commitments that will lead to productive PLCs.
• Example - "We will commit to continue sharing and collaborating beyond the scope of our PLC meetings."
3. 2015-2016 Team Goal Setting - What yearly goals should we strive for?
• Current Data Reality - how can we organize this data so that it is useful to the math team?
• AP Data
• EOC Data - Charlie - what spreadsheet do you currently use?
• ACT Data 

Mr. Martin's Pre-AP Algebra II Class - Unit 1 Review KEY

Mr. Martin's Pre-AP Algebra II Class,


Our Unit 1 Test will occur Monday, August 24. To prepare for the test, study through your notes, practice problems, and review paper. Click on this link to view a key for Unit 1 Review.


Study Well,


Mr. Martin

Math Team Goal Ideas

From: Using the PLC Structure to Better Understand how to Investigate the Iowa Core in Math: Part II, Brian Townsend, University of Northern Iowa

The presentation linked above does a good job linking Math Practice standards to common classroom/learning issues students and teachers might have. Taking a challenging problem and making it procedural is certainly a mistake that I continue to make as I struggle to get my students to think more.

I thought this document might be good to read over as we consider what Math Practice Standards we should focus on as a PLC.