Friday, March 15

Math 8B:

• Complete questions 1a-h on Solving equations worksheet

Math 8E:

• Complete the Solving Equations Worksheet
• Mid-Unit 6 Quiz on Thursday

Math 9E:

• Inequalities Quiz on Thursday

Monday, March 11

Math 8B and E

• Page 324 - 326 questions 5ac, 6ab, 8, 10, 11cd, 12, 13bc, and 17
• Page 331-332 questions 6ac, 7, 8-11 and 13

Thursday, March 7

Math 8E:

• Finished the unit exam today

Math 8G:

• Worked with drawing on a grid

Math 9B:

• Completed the Percent Unit today

Math 9E:

• Had two blocks to study for the mid-unit quiz tomorrow 

Tuesday, March 5

Math 8B:

• Wrote their unit exam today, will need to finish tomorrow

Math 8G:

• Worked with 2D and 3D objects

Math 9B:

• Learned about instalment paying

Math 9E:

• Started working on a worksheet, Solving Equations with Brackets
• Mid-Unit Quiz will be on Friday

Term 2 Ends March 21

I will require all missing work to be submitted to me by March 15. If work from this term is not handed in by that date the mark will remain a zero.  Any marks left a zero after March 15 will not be replaced, based on our school grading policy:

Reluctant Zeroes:

Students are expected to take ownership of their own learning. If they fail to complete a daily task or assignment, they must talk to their teacher about catching up on the assignment.
If students do not take the opportunity to complete the assignment, they may receive a zero.

Parameters: 

1. A reluctant zero policy will apply to daily tasks and assignments. Major projects and evaluations are expected to be completed by all students in a timely manner. Parent and grade advisor communication will be utilized for students who do not complete major evaluative tasks that greatly affect their marks.
2. Students can access their marks through Powerschool or printouts from their teacher to keep track of their incomplete assignments.
3. Students may only work to complete tasks in the current reporting period. Once report cards are issued, marks are locked and zeros will be reluctantly awarded.
4. Teachers will consider the reasons for absences before awarding a zero. Excused absences may be considered as a reason to take in work beyond a scheduled due date.
5. If a teacher feels that a student is overusing the reluctant zero policy, he/she will contact a parent to discuss work ethic and homework habits of the student.
6. If a teacher determines that a student is abusing the policy, the privilege can be rescinded by the teacher. 

Math 8B and Math 8E:

• Finish sheet of paper with volume and surface area information sheet
• 8B - Unit Exam tomorrow
• 8E - Unit Exam on Wednesday

Friday, March 1

Math 8B:

• Wrote the Volume Quiz today
• Unit 4 Exam on Tuesday

Math 8E:

• Due to so many absent students the volume quiz will be on Monday
• Unit 4 Exam on Wednesday

Math 9E:

• Solving Equations with Variables on Both Sides