Contact Information:
Department:
Math
Email Address:
SzatkowskiR@District112.org
Work Phone\Voicemail:
952.556.1548
Daily Schedule:
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Quarter 1 |
Quarter 2 |
Quarter 3 |
Quarter 4 |
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Block 1 |
Geometry (P251) |
Geometry (P251) |
Prep |
Prep |
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Block 2 |
Prep |
Prep |
Algebra 2 (P257) |
Algebra 2 (P257) |
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Block 3 |
Team Geometry (P257) |
Team Geometry (P257) |
Algebra 2 (P255) |
Algebra 2 (P255) |
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Block 4 |
Geometry (P251) |
Geometry (P251) |
Algebra 3 (P255) |
Algebra 3 (P255) |
Office: P218
I am available for additional help from 7:30 - 8:00 am in P251. Other times are also available by appointment.
Helpful Advice: To ensure success throughout your educational experience, one should attend classes regularly. As a teacher I am responsible facilitating learning which encompasses an effective delivery of the material and demonstrating fair and consistent procedures in the classroom. Each student is accountable for their own learning and understanding. Besides coming to class prepared and ready to learn, every student must act as their own advocate for learning and comprehension.
Information about Miss Szatkowski
Hometown: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Education: Winona State University, Bachelor of Science in Secondary Mathematics Education
Concordia University, Master's of Education in Classroom Instruction (currently enrolled)
Work Experience: 4 years in education, 1st year in ISD 112
Online help with Algebra 2 and 3!!!
Go to phschool.com, and click on the following links:
*Math
*Textbook Companion Sites
*PH Mathematics ©2007
*Algebra 2
*Homework Video Tutors
*Choose whichever chapter/s and lesson/s you need!
Algebra II (Periods 2, 3)
Course Description:
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2 Quarter Blocks 1.00 Credit Prerequisite: Geometry
This course emphasizes linear and quadratic forms, powers and roots, and functions based on these concepts. Students study logarithmic, polynomial, and other special functions. This course is designed for the needs of students planning to attend college. Students need a graphing calculator. (TI-83+ or similar is required.)
Textbook – Prentice Hall Mathematics Algebra 2
QUARTER FOUR SCHEDULE (click here)
------------------------------------------------------------------- Quarter 3 Information: QUARTER THREE SCHEDULE (click here) Chapter One: -Chapter One List of Assignments (click here) -Chapter One Test on Friday, February 1 Chapter Two: -Chapter Two (PART 1) List of Assignments (click here) -Chapter Two (PART 1) Test on Friday, February 8 -Chapter Two (PART 2) List of Assignments (click here) -Chapter Two Test (parts 1 and 2) on Friday, February 22 Chapter Three: -Chapter Three List of Assignments (click here) -Chapter Three Test on Thursday, February 28 Chapter Five: -Chapter Five List of Assignments (click here) -Chapter Five Test on Tuesday, March 18
ALGEBRA II SYLLABUS (click here)
After you look at the Quarter Three Schedule and read the Algebra II Syllabus please print and complete the Student Contract and turn in to Ms. Szatkowski.
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Course Description:
2 Quarter Blocks 1.00 Credit
Prerequisite: Algebra 2, Honors Algebra 2
This course emphasizes learning advanced algebraic methods. It extends work in polynomial and logarithmic functions and begins work in trigonometry. This course is designed for the needs of students planning to attend college. Students need a graphing calculator. (TI-83+ or similar is required.)
Textbook – Prentice Hall Mathematics Algebra 2
ALGEBRA III SYLLABUS (click here)
QUARTER FOUR SCHEDULE (click here)
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Quarter 3 Information:
QUARTER THREE SCHEDULE (click here)
Chapter Seven:
-Chapter Seven List of Assignments (click here)
-Chapter Seven Test on Friday, February 8
Chapter Eight:
-Chapter Eight List of Assignments (click here)
-Chapter Eight Test on Friday, February 22
Chapter Nine:
-Chapter Nine List of Assignments (click here)
-Chapter Nine Test on Friday, March 7th
Chapter Ten:
-Chapter Ten List of Assignments (click here)
-Chapter Ten Quest on Tuesday, March 18th
Course Description:
2 Quarter Blocks 1.00 Credit
Prerequisite: 1.00 Credit of Algebra 1 or MM1
This course covers geometric concepts such as the fundamentals of one-dimensional , two- dimensional, and three-dimensional shapes, deductive and inductive proofs, lines, angles, triangles, circles, quadrilaterals, pyramids, cones, cylinders, spheres, area, volume, and similarity.
The Geometry Textbook and Resources are ONLINE! go.hrw.com
Additional Resources: The National Library of Virtual Manipulatives
Live Long and Love Math with mathbits.org
Note: This syllabus includes the dates for all quizzes, tests, and exams along with their point values for Quarter Two.
(updated up to Winter Break)