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This course focuses on functions and applications, measurement and trigonometry, modeling linear relations, and quadratic equations. Students will solve problems, communicate their thinking, and apply their mathematical skills. The course is worth 1 credit for grade 10 and has mandatory final exam worth 30% of the final grade. Students are expected to complete homework daily, attend class regularly, and submit assignments on time. The teacher is available for extra help with advance notice.

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Course Statement Ckss 2p

This course focuses on functions and applications, measurement and trigonometry, modeling linear relations, and quadratic equations. Students will solve problems, communicate their thinking, and apply their mathematical skills. The course is worth 1 credit for grade 10 and has mandatory final exam worth 30% of the final grade. Students are expected to complete homework daily, attend class regularly, and submit assignments on time. The teacher is available for extra help with advance notice.

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CHATHAM-KENT SECONDARY SCHOOL

LAMBTON KENT DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD

MFM 2P Functions and Applications


COURSE STATEMENT
Teacher: Ms. J. Goodreau

CKSS Telephone #: 519-352-2870

Course Description: This course enables students to consolidate their understanding


of linear relations and extend their problem-solving and algebraic skills through
investigation, the effective use of technology, and hands-on activities. Students will
develop and graph equations in analytic geometry; solve and apply linear systems, using
real-life examples; and explore and interpret graphs of quadratic relations. Students will
investigate similar triangles, the trigonometry of right triangles, and the measurement of
three-dimensional gures. Students will consolidate their mathematical skills as they
solve problems and communicate their thinking.
Programme:
Ministry Guidelines:
Course Type:
Credit Value:
Grade Level:
Prerequisite:
Final Examination
Term Value:
Examination Value:
Strands / Themes:

Assessment and
Evaluation:

Assigned Text:

Mathematics
Ministry Curriculum Policy Document The Ontario Curriculum
Grades 9 and 10, Mathematics, Revised 2005
Applied
1.0
10
MFM1P1
Mandatory
70%
30%

Measurement and Trigonometry


Modelling Linear Relations
Quadratic Equations in the Form of y=ax2 + bx + c
The Achievement Chart for this Course of Study will be employed to
guide students in assessing their own learning and planning
strategies for improvement. Students will have the opportunity to
complete the Ministry of Education exemplar projects or their
equivalents for this Course of Study. Overall and specific
expectations will be assessed and evaluated based upon the
following criteria:
Knowledge / Understanding:
30%
Thinking & Inquiry Skills:
20%
Communication Skills:
20%
Application / Making Connections: 30%
McGraw Hill: Foundations of Mathematics 10
*** Students must reimburse full replacement cost of text if not returned in good
condition.

Reporting:
Date Reviewed:

The school will issue official interim, mid-semester and final reports.
As well, the teacher may issue progress reports at any time.
January 2013

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MFM 2P Functions and Applications


COURSE STATEMENT
Required Materials:
Homework Expectations:
Missed Test Policy:
Late Assignment Policy:

Attendance Policy:

Classroom Expectations:

Teacher Availability:

Parent/Guardian
Acknowledgement:

Textbook (provided); Notebook; Pencil, Pen, Eraser, Ruler;


Scientific Calculator
Homework will be assigned on a daily basis. Completion of
homework is essential for success in this course.
If you miss a test without a valid reason or due to suspension,
a mark of zero will be assigned.
Students are expected to submit all assignments within the
time frame specified by the teacher. Teachers will consider
extenuating circumstances when assignments are late. If an
assignment is late, 10% may be deducted per school day, up
to a maximum of 50%. Once assignments have been
returned to students, any late submissions may receive a
mark of zero.
Regular attendance and punctuality are essential components
of this course. If you are absent, it is your responsibility to
get the notes and/or assignments from another student.
Communication with your teacher upon return to class is
essential. An assessment missed due to absence must be
completed on the first day returned following the absence.
a) You are expected to bring all required materials to
class each day.
b) By the bell, students are to be seated according to
the seating plan. Students not in their seats and
working on assigned material at this time are
considered late.
c) Students are expected to respect the rights of others.
This includes paying attention during the lesson and
listening to anyone contributing to the lesson.
d) Students are expected to work on assigned material
until the end of the period. Everyone should remain
seated until they are dismissed by the teacher.
You are encouraged to ask for help on a regular basis. Extra
help during lunch break or after school should be arranged in
advance and will be dependent on the teachers schedule.

I acknowledge having read the above course


statement .

_______________________
(Parent/Guardian Signature)

____________
(Date)

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