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This version of the Geometry course is NOT maintained. It is preserved for historical purposes and made available to assist students and teachers at other schools. Current course information is available on Blackboard.
Table of Contents
- What is the class curriculum?
- What materials do I need?
- Do I need a calculator?
- Does this class have a final exam?
- What is the Grading policy?
General FAQs can be found under the FAQ link at left.
What is the class curriculum?
The class covers the North Carolina Standard Course of Study for Geometry. This curriculum can be found at the following website: http://www.dpi.state.nc.us/curriculum/mathematics/scos/2003/9-12/47geometry Choose Mathematics 9-12, then Geometry.
This course is a graduation requirement if you are on the 4-year University track. Algebra 1 is a prerequisite for this course.
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What materials do I need?
| Hard cover, three-ring binder | Erasable writing utensil |
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Loose-leaf notebook paper |
Loose-leaf graph paper (1/4" quadrille) |
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Notebook dividers, labeled as follows - homework - warm-ups - notes - quizzes |
Ruler |
| At least one dry-erase marker | |
| TI-83 Plus or TI-84 Plus calculator | |
| Colored pencils | |
| Agenda Book | |
| Cover for textbook | |
| A spiral bound notebook or bound composition book |
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Do I need a calculator?
Yes. You should have a TI-83 Plus, or equivalent calculator. Texas Instruments has recently introduced the TI-84, which is an upgraded version of the TI-83.
If you purchase a TI calculator, please bring in the proof-of-purchase. These can be used by the school to get free equipment.
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Does this class have a final exam?
The final for this course will be the North Carolina End-of-Course exam for this subject. The exam will count for 25% of the final course grade.
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What is the Grading policy?
Tests count 60% of your quarter grade.
Quizzes count 30% of your quarter grade.
Homework/classwork and other items count 10% of your quarter grade.
The final exam is the North Carolina End-of-Course exam and will count 25% of your final grade for the course.