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WorksheetsGeometry Syllabus and Classroom Expectations
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 40mins
What class are you taking?
Geometry
Geography
Algebra
American History
If you need to find Ms. Hageman before or after school, where should you look?
Room C212, Mrs. Lovstuen's room
Room C206, Mr. Carlson's room
Room C216, Ms. Hageman's office
Outdoor Classroom 1
Check all the items you will need with you for every class
Calculator
Computer, fully charged
Ear buds or head phones
Math notebook and pencil/pen
A gift for Ms. Hageman, preferably chocolate
When working in a group, you will...{check all that apply}
You won't have to work in a group if you don't want to
Be kind and patient
Turn to the smartest person and ask them for the answers
Offer your opinion and ask questions appropriately
Hear different perspectives
What's the expectation about seating?
Anyone sits anywhere, it's anarchy!
There will be a seating chart
What will a typical Geometry class look like? {Check all that apply}
Class will begin with Bell Work. A student will answer the question on the board.
Students will get to work at their own pace through lessons made into videos by Ms. Hageman
Groups will be able to ask each other questions and work together on certain activities
Ms. Hageman will be moving around the room to give assistance
Ms. Hageman will be the only one talking and there will be copious amounts of notes
How does Ms. Hageman use Mathia in Geometry? {Check all that apply}
Every class every day will be working on Mathia
She knows Mathia isn't perfect, but it provides great practice
Time in class will be provided to work on Mathia, but you may have to do some outside of class
Mathia is most of your "homework"
Select the best instance to go to the restroom
Right at the beginning of class
At the end of class
When Ms. Hageman is addressing the class
After Ms. Hageman is done talking and we are working independently
When you start working with your group
When are you allowed to use your cell phone?
Before the bell rings, in the classroom
Before the bell rings, at your locker
After Ms. Hageman is done talking
On tests
Which of the following categories is worth the most of your grade?
Quizzes
Mathia
Classwork
Assessments
How will you take notes this year? Check all that apply.
In your math notebook that will not be used for any other subject
You won't have to take notes
On random pieces of paper you found in the hallway before class
On a running Google Doc using a template created by Ms. Hageman
What will Ms. Hageman ask you to do before she will help you?
Watch the video and take the notes
Try it once on your own
She will just give you the answer
Ask the person next to you for the answer.
She doesn't want you to ask her for help.
Which is the most important in Geometry?
Getting the right answer
Understanding the math so you can apply it different situations
Getting an A
What should you do if you are sick or miss school? Check all that apply.
Don't be sick, just come to school anyway
Email Ms. Hageman
Check Canvas, complete what you can, but don't worry if you can't
Nothing, Ms. Hageman will keep track of all of her students' sick days and keep all 130 students on track.
Contact a classmate to see if there were any important announcements you missed
What is Ms. Hageman's late work policy?
Turn things in whenever you feel like it
Absolutely no late work will be accepted
You won't lose points, but every assignment has to be completed to the best of your ability and Ms. Hageman will enter 0's until it's turned in.
Are you more nervous about Geometry, or about the school year in general?
I'm not worried about either, I think it will be fine.
I'm not worried about Geometry too much, but I am nervous about going back to school.
I worried a little about both, but I will be fine once it gets started.
I'm not worried about the school year, but I'm worried Geometry will be difficult.
I'm just super worried about life in general.
If math were an animal, what would it be and why?
What's the one thing you want me to know about you?
What name would you like me to call you?
(Jonathon to John, Elizabeth to Liz, etc.)
Include how to say your name as well. (ex. Hageman [hog - a - men])
