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Geometry Full Year Course

This is an ongoing class that will following the Geometry Curriculum as is outlined through out a regular Geometry Course.
Gail Dykhuis
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4.9
Number of reviews:
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What's included

66 live meetings
49 hrs 30 mins in-class hours
Homework
1-2 hours per week. Students will be assigned assignments weekly and assessments will be assigned after each unit. Homework and assessments will required 1 to 2 hours per week.
Assessment
Students will be assessed through given assignments and assessments given periodically. All ck-12 assignment grades are accessible to parents.
Grading
included

Class Experience

US Grade 8 - 10
Beginner - Intermediate Level
Experience:  I have a BS in Mathematics and a Masters in Education.  I have taught Basic Math, Pre-Algebra, Algebra( Regular and Honors), Geometry(Regular and Honors) and Pre-Calculus.

Geometry:  This is an ongoing Geometry class that will meet twice a week and involves student interacting with the teacher and complete  one or two weekly assignments/assessments.   Since this is an ongoing class, you are welcome to join at any time and attend for as many weeks as you need. This offering will be good for homeschool students and for students who want to get extra help in specific concepts.  There will be an ongoing update of what will be taught each week.  I will be updating the outline often so as to keep parents informed of the concepts that will be taught. I will be offering this class on a Monday/Wendsday2 pm central time schedule and also on Tuesday/Thursday 10 am central time schedule.

Homeschool Parents:  This course will continue from September 5 through the  May 11 and will give your child an opportunity to earn credit for the Geometry course.  Please note that there will be a place where students will be assessed that you can access to assure your child is successful in the Geometry course.  In addition, students will have access to worksheets for homework assignments and answer keys to check their understanding that you can have them put into a binder for proper assessment of the course.

Class Structure:  I like to teach with the I do, we do, you do method of teaching.  Each class I will introduce a topic, work on some examples, have students work examples with me, and then have students work on the examples by themselves to ensure understanding.   Hopefully students will have an opportunity to start the assignment during class time and sometimes complete it during the class time.  This will give students an opportunity to ask questions as needed.  I will post notes and assignments as pdf files on the class page as needed.  In addition, I will invite students to join a classroom through ck-12.org  This is where I will assign some assignments and assessments.  You will be able to access their reports to see their grades at any time. 

Here is an overview of concepts that will be learned:
Semester 1 Units:
UNIT 1:   Algebra Review
UNIT 2:  Geometry Basics
UNIT 3:  Angle basics
UNIT 4:  Parallel Lines cut by a transversal
UNIT 5:  Angles of Polygons
UNIT 6:  Quadrilaterals
UNIT 7:   Right Triangles
UNIT 8:   Right Triangles Trigonometry

Weekly breakdown: (This will be updated as the school year progresses)

Sept 9-12           Algebra Review/
Sept 16-19        Points, lines, planes and segments
Sept 23-26       Introduction of Angle measurements
Sept 30-Oct 2      Supplementary and complimentary angles/Test over line segments and angles
Oct 7-10           Parallel lines and transversals
Oct 14-17        midpoint and distance formula
Oct 21-24       Triangle measurements
Oct 28-30         Right Triangles/Pythagorean theorem
Nov 4-7         Right Triangles/45-45-90
Nov11-14        Right Triangles/30-60-90
Nov 18-21      similar triangles
Nov 26-29       break
Dec 2-5         polygons
Dec 9-12          Semester Review
Dec 16-19       Semester Test
Dec 20=Jan 5 Winter break
Semester 2 Units
Unit 1:   Similar Polygons
Unit 2:   Area and Perimeter
Unit 3:   Area of Regular Polygons
Unit 4:   Prisms
Unit 5:   Pyramids
Unit 6:   Circles Basics
Unit 7:   Cylinders, Cones, Spheres
Unit 8:   Transformations
Unit 9:   Arcs, chords, and Sectors
Unit 10: Circles and angles
Unit 11 trig

Weekly breakdown: (This will be updated as the school year progresses)

Jan 6-9            Similar polygon basics
Jan 13-16          Area and perimeter of polygons
Jan 20-23         Area of regular polygons
Jan 27-30        volume and surface area
Feb 3-6           surface area 
Feb 10-13        Circles circumference and area
Feb 17-20       Area of sectors/segments from chords
Feb 24-27      Inscribed angles of a circle/angles outside of circle
Mar 3-6           tangent lines
Mar 10-13        circle equations
Mar 17-20        spring break
Mar 24-27      transformations in geometry
Mar 31-Apr 3            Easter break
Apr 7-10         transformations dilations
Apr 14-17        introduction to trig
Apr 21-22        Easter break
Apr 23-24        law of sine/law of cosine
Apr 28-May 1       herons formula to find area of a triangle
May 5-8         review and test
May 12-15        Semester review
May 19-22  Semester Test
Learning Goals
Students will improve their understanding of basic and advanced geometry concepts.
learning goal

Syllabus

66 Lessons
over 33 Weeks
Lesson 1:
algebra review
 Review solving equations 
45 mins online live lesson
Lesson 2:
algebra review
 Review solving equations 
45 mins online live lesson
Lesson 3:
points, lines and planes
 distinguish between points, lines and planes 
45 mins online live lesson
Lesson 4:
points, lines and planes
 distinguish between points, lines and planes 
45 mins online live lesson

Other Details

Supply List
Students will need paper or notebook for notes, pencil or pen, calculator(  I use the TI-84 Plus Silver Edition).  You can find this calculator by going to wabbitemu.com.  It is a free calculator that you can display on your computer.  In addition, students can use desmos calculator online.  I will help them understand how to use this calculator to help them with solving equations.  I will be sending you a code to join ck-12 as well.  This is where I will be giving most of the assessments.  In addition, you will be needing a printer to print out some of the notes or assignments when necessary.
Language of Instruction
English
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined August, 2020
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics from Eastern New Mexico University
Hi! My name is Gail Dykhuis.  I have a BS in Mathematics and a Masters in Education. I have taught High School mathematics for 29 years. I have taught basic math, Pre-Algebra, Geometry, and Algebra 2 and Pre-Calculus.  I have been Department Lead Teacher for the last 10 years.  I have recently decided to join Outschool because I have a passion for Math and enjoy teaching and hope to connect with many students across the world.  My teaching style is "I Do, We Do, You Do" .  I work some problems to show you about the specific concept, We work some problems together to ensure you understand the process and then finally you do problems on your own to solidify your understanding.

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$30

weekly or $990 for 66 classes
2x per week, 33 weeks
45 min

Completed by 44 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 12-16
3-12 learners per class

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