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Course Outline
Teacher: Mr. R. Scott
Email: [email protected]
Text: Math Links 7
The major emphasis of Math is to allow the students to explore math concepts using various
methods. By determining appropriate strategies they will then be able to explain not only how this works
but why. Through this approach we hope to give the students the knowledge and confidence to go out and
solve problems outside of the classroom.
Materials:
Scientific Calculator
Binder
Graphing paper
Pencil
Outcomes
NUMBER
Geometry Set
Scissors
Specific Outcomes
(September – January)
Develop number sense.
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PATERNS AND RELATIONS
Determine and explain why a number is divisible by 2-10 and not 0
Demonstrate an understanding of the addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of
Decimals to solve problems
Solve problems involving percent
Relationship between positive terminating decimals and positive fractions and positive repeating
decimals and fractions
Adding and subtracting positive fractions and mixed numbers,
Adding and Subtracting integers, concretely, pictorially and symbolically
Compare and order positive fractions, positive decimals and whole numbers by: benchmarks,
place value, equivalent fractions / decimals
(January – March)
Use patterns to describe the world and to solve problems.
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Oral and written patterns and their equivalent linear relationship
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Table of values, analyze the graph
Represent algebraic expressions in multiple ways.
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Modeling preservation of equality, concretely pictorially and symbolically, applying preservation
of equality to solve equations
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Expression and equations
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Model and solve Linear equations
SHAPE AND SPACE
(March – May)
Use direct and indirect measurement to solve problems.
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Demonstrate an understanding of circles
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Develop and apply a formula for determining area of triangle, parallelograms, circles
Describe the characteristics of 3-D objects and 2-D shapes, and analyze the relationships among them.
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Geometric construction: perpendicular line segments, parallel line segments, perpendicular
bisectors, angles
Describe and analyze position and motion of objects and shapes.
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Plot points in the four quadrants of a Cartesian plane, using integral order pairs
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Translations, rotations or reflections
STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY
(May – June)
Collect, display and analyze data to solve problems.
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Central Tendency and range (mean, median, mode
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Effects of mean, median and mode
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Construct, label and interpret circle graphs
Use experimental or theoretical probabilities to represent and solve problems involving uncertainty.
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Express probabilities as ratios, fraction and percent
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Identify the sample space, conduct a probability experiment
Evaluation
 Students will be assessed on their understanding on each outcome in the Math 7 curriculum
 There will be Unit Exams at the end of each unit, these will be kept by the teacher.
 There will also be a Final Exam covering all material learned over the year.
Report Card Evaluation Legend
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EXCELLENT ACHIEVEMENT OF GRADE LEVEL LEARNER EXPECTATIONS
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VERY GOOD ACHIEVMENT OF GRADE LEVEL LEARNER EXPECTATIONS
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Understands and applies new concepts to most learning situations.
Frequently uses required skills and strategies effectively.
SATISFACTORY ACHIEVEMENT OF GRADE LEVEL LEARNER EXPECTATIONS
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Understands and applies new concepts in a wide variety of learning situations.
Consistently uses required skills and strategies effectively.
Understands and applies new concepts to specific learning situations.
Uses most skills and strategies appropriately.
IMPROVEMENT IS NEEDED IN MEETING GRADE LEVEL LEARNER EXPECTATIONS
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Requires repeated instructions to understand and apply new concepts in learning abilities.
Needs much support to use required skills and strategies.
HONOUR ROLL: Combination of 3’s and 4’s in 4 core and one option (No more than two 3’s; no 1’s or 2’s) – June Report
HONOUR ROLL WITH DISTINCTION: 4’s in all subject areas
Expectations of Students
- Come to class ON TIME
- Be attentive during class
- Use time effectively when assignments are given
- Respect others and their property
- It is your responsibility to catch up on missed work and hand it in on the date set by the
teacher. There will be a homework file located in the classroom with extra copies of all
handouts and assignments.
- NO JUNK food or drinks in class (Healthy snacks and water is acceptable) PLEASE clean
up after yourself.
Late Assignment Policy
-Assignments are due at the beginning of class
o PLEASE get your assignments in on time!!!
o Assignments will be expected to be finished, one day extensions will be given to complete
assignments, with a discussion with the teacher
o If the assignment has not been complete, student will be expected to complete the
assignment during recess time.
 Classwork will all be posted on the Cremona School website daily (Student – Homework)
Parent Portal
This can be accessed by parents and Studnets to see an up to date progress report.
Rewrites
-You may be given a quiz on a daily basis on the work you were assigned the day before, this is
called a homework quiz.
NO rewrites will be given for Exams. If a student is absent from an exam they must write the exam on
the first day they return to class. Special circumstances may be taken into consideration if the student
communicates the situation with the teacher prior to the exam date.
Failing quiz / test marks and sloppy assignment work maybe returned to the student for corrections
to improve their mastery of the material.
I encourage students to redo any work they want, we can adjust marks if mastery of skills has been
proven.
 Extra help is available by request during recess, lunch, and before school for any students with
questions or difficulties. Extra help is most beneficial if the student writes down specific
questions or concepts that they are struggling with and brings them to the session
DAILY CLASS WORK
It is important that you remain caught up in class, one class leads into the next. If you are
missing you can get missed assignments off of the website.