The items (4) Mrs. Meyer is referring to when she says "technology" or "device".
What is cell phone, tablet, lap top, i-pad etc?
100
A range.
What is 93-100%?
200
The topics covered in Algebra II.
What are Review of Linear Functions, Linear Systems, Quadratic Functions, Exponential and Logarithmic Functions, Probability and Statistics, and Trigonometric Functions?
200
Counts as 60% of your grade.
What is assessments?
200
A great time to get math help.
What is lunch hour?
200
The location of your device during class.
What is the technology garage?
200
Lowest C- to highest C+ range.
What is 65-79%?
300
The item students are required to have for vocabulary, notes, and homework.
What is a binder or folder?
300
The person responsible for finding out what happened in class when absent.
What is the student?
300
The grade at which students should see Mrs. Meyer during lunch.
What is a C?
300
The location of your device if it is being used or is at your desk during class.
What is the office?
300
Lowest D- to Highest D+ range
What is 55-64%?
400
The place to find the schedule for the week.
What is the assignment board in the front of the room?
400
The due date for an assignment assigned prior to being absent. (This includes any assignment listed on the assignment board.)
What is the original due date?
400
The name of Mrs. Meyer's granddaughter.
What is Aubri?
400
The time when technology use is allowed.
What is when required for an assignment or activity?
400
A failing grade :(.
What is below 55%?
500
Students may use this on tests and quizzes.
What is a vocabulary sheet?
500
The time students should get/turn in/make arrangements for assignments given or due at a time when the student knows they will be gone from class.
What is ahead of time?
500
The number of years Mrs. Meyer has been a teacher.
What is 21?
500
The reason unstructured technology is not allowed in this class.
What is because we are here to learn and engage in meaningful, math related interactions?
500
The celebration for everyone earning a semester grade of a B- or higher.