Polygon Interior Angle Sum Theorem
Polygon Exterior Angle Sum Theorem
Polygon Interior and Exterior Angle Sum Theorems
1. Problem of the Day
2. Notes: ‘8’ SOL Review Problems
3. Quiz “‘8’ SOL Review Problems”
(1st Block Due: Tuesday April 20th)
(2nd/6th Blocks DUE: Tuesday April 20th)
(3rd/5th BLOCKS DUE: Wednesday April 21st)
“Polygon Angle Sum Theorems Test”
(1st Block Due: Thursday April 15th)
(2nd/6th Blocks DUE: Monday April 19th)
(3rd/5th BLOCKS DUE: Thursday April 15th)
1. Problem of the Day
2. Notes: Polygon Angle Sum #3
3. Test: “Polygon Angle Sum Theorems”
(1st Block Due: Thursday April 15th)
(2nd/6th Blocks DUE: Monday April 19th)
(3rd/5th BLOCKS DUE: Thursday April 15th)
| The U.S. Department of State is excited to announce: Solving Global Problems — a free, self-paced online course for U.S. educators! Problem solving ignites students’ critical thinking and creativity. It teaches students how to apply knowledge and skills to complex problems and it empowers students to make a difference in the world. Global competence equips students with the skills, knowledge, and attitudes to be successful in today’s interconnected world. Through this course educators will be equipped with an understanding of what problem-driven learning is and how to apply it in their classrooms, whether that is in person or virtually. This introductory course is designed for an audience of busy professionals who are motivated to engage their students with real challenges. Educators will explore how global problems can be introduced across content areas and grade levels. One of the most challenging parts can be getting started. This course will provide practical ideas for connecting problem-driven learning to standards and resources to apply in your practice. Learn more and start today! The Solving Global Problems program offers: A 4.5-hour massive open online course Lesson plans and videos Testimonials from expert teachers across the United States Threaded discussions with colleagues Opportunities for practical applications Educators who successfully complete the course will receive a U.S. Department of State Global Problem-Solving Educator badge and certificate noting 4.5 hours of independent professional learning. The course will be open April – September 2021. Enrollees will work at their own pace to complete the 5 hours of asynchronous instruction. Bookmark this page to register: https://bit.ly/3rXuQey |
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| The U.S. Department of State is excited to announce Solving Global Problems — a free, self-paced online course for U.S. educators! Problem solving ignites students’ critical thinking and creativity. It teaches students how to apply knowledge and skills to complex problems and it empowers students to make a difference in the world. Global competence equips students with the skills, knowledge, and attitudes to be successful in today’s interconnected world. Through this course educators will be equipped with an understanding of what problem-driven learning is and how to apply it in their classrooms, whether that is in person or virtually. This introductory course is designed for an audience of busy professionals who are motivated to engage their students with real challenges. Educators will explore how global problems can be introduced across content areas and grade levels. One of the most challenging parts can be getting started. This course will provide practical ideas for connecting problem-driven learning to standards and resources to apply in your practice. Learn more and start today! The Solving Global Problems program offers: A 4.5-hour massive open online course Lesson plans and videos Testimonials from expert teachers across the United States Threaded discussions with colleagues Opportunities for practical applications Educators who successfully complete the course will receive a U.S. Department of State Global Problem-Solving Educator badge and certificate noting 4.5 hours of independent professional learning. The course will be open April – September 2021. Enrollees will work at their own pace to complete the 5 hours of asynchronous instruction. Bookmark this page to register: https://bit.ly/3rXuQey |
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Upcoming Webinars
Social Emotional Learning:
Creating Connections & Building Resilience
This webinar will focus on the importance of social emotional learning and strategies for how to include it in the classroom.
Presented by Heather Peterson of Hampton City Schools
Wednesday April 14th
7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Located on Zoom
Registration Required
Register at https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ZD2x-e81TL-Z2OQjXM2W4g
Social Emotional Learning:
Connecting Digitally with Students
This webinar will focus on tools and resources that are useful for implementing social emotional learning in the digital classroom.
Presented by Janie Everett of WHRO Public Media
Wednesday April 21st
7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Located on Zoom
Registration Required
Register at https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_QhCQO-uwSuucIpoWuUBRKQ
I am excited to share that Virginia Wesleyan University is now offering an online Master of Education (M.Ed.) with a concentration in Teacher Leadership. The program is especially designed for licensed teachers who are passionate about teaching and learning and hope to expand their careers and increase effectiveness as leaders in the profession. We hope you will share this valuable opportunity with educators in your district. The new 10-course program can be completed in as little as 16 months, and it is offered in a fully online learning environment delivered by full-time faculty in collaboration with highly qualified adjunct instructors with practical experience. The core courses in the program require teachers to take part in reflective and responsive teaching through open-minded consideration of current practices in education with a focus on contemporary reform and education research. The program is aligned to the National Competencies of Teacher Leadership and the Teacher Leader Model Standards, providing educators with the tools to become leaders in advocacy and innovation and to become change agents in their school districts and the greater educational community.
Our first session begins May 17. Courses will be taught in eight-week sessions, with opportunities to study part time during the school year and full time in the summer. Interested applicants can learn more and apply at vwu.edu/MEd, or by calling 757.320.4082 or emailing online@vwu.edu.
FIRST session begins May 17!
COVID19 has taught educators everywhere the importance of social and emotional health. In this high energy workshop you will discover fun and new ways to engage students and provide them with tools to address some of their emotional challenges. Reading to children, provides a wonderful opportunity to develop social and emotional competencies. In this session, educators will learn strategies for using stories to stimulate critical thinking and perspective-taking skills and allow children to make connections to real life events.
Workshop Objectives:
Consortium School District – $79 per person
Non-Consortium School District – $89 per person
Polygon Interior Angle Sum Theorem
Polygon Exterior Angle Sum Theorem
Polygon Interior and Exterior Angle Sum Theorems
1. Problem of the Day
2. Notes: Polygon Angle Sum #2
3. Worksheet “Polygons #2”
(1st Block Due: Tuesday April 13th)
(2nd/6th Blocks DUE: Tuesday April 13th)
(3rd/5th BLOCKS DUE: Wednesday April 14th)
1. Problem of the Day
2. Notes: Polygon Angle Sum #1
3. Worksheet “Polygons #1”
(1st Block Due: Thursday April 1st )
(2nd/6th Blocks DUE: Following Monday April 12th)
(3rd/5th BLOCKS DUE: Thursday April 1st)
Dr. Kidada Williams, host of VPM’s Seizing Freedom, along with panelists Christy Coleman, Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation, Dr. Ed. Ayers, New American History and VPM’s Future of America’s Past , and Annie Evans, New American History will explore ways to teach a fuller history of America’s post-Civil War Reconstruction era. American history educators should join their peers on April 13 at 7 p.m. for this free interactive, online conversation. Advance registration for is required.
Special Education: General Curriculum K-12 Endorsement
Old Dominion University and George Mason University offer grant funding/discounts for qualified school division personnel seeking endorsement in special education: general curriculum. Teachers with valid provisional special education: general curriculum licenses are eligible and other school personnel with bachelor’s degrees may be eligible. Tuition assistance is available for provisionally licensed teachers; others receive course discounts.
ODU: email: cseep@odu.edu web: http://www.odu.edu/education/programs/cseep
Special Education: Adapted Curriculum K-12 Endorsement
Old Dominion University is pleased to join the Virginia Consortium for Teacher Preparation in Special Education Adapted Curriculum: Supporting Students with Severe Disabilities and Autism (ACSD Consortium). The ACSD Consortium is comprised of George Mason University; Radford University; James Madison University; Virginia Commonwealth University; and Old Dominion University. The program is designed to accelerate the training for teachers with newly-issued provisional licenses and to increase the number of fully endorsed teachers by providing training to new full-time pre-service personnel. ACSD Consortium courses will be delivered via distance formats using distance learning modalities. Tuition assistance is available.
ODU: email: cseep@odu.edu / web: http://www.odu.edu/cdse/aid/grants/acsd-consortium-for-endorsement-in-adapted-curriculum.html/
Visual Impairments Endorsement
The Virginia Consortium for Teacher Preparation in Vision Impairment serves individuals with bachelor’s degrees who wish to become teachers of the visually impaired. Applicants need not hold a current teaching license. Coursework is delivered via distance learning modalities. George Mason University, Radford University, and Old Dominion University are participating. More information/applications: https://education.gmu.edu/special-education/adapted-curriculum-consortium/application/Tuition assistance is available.
ODU: email: cseep@odu.edu; https://www.odu.edu/cdse/scholarships-loans/the-virginia-consortium-for-teacher-preparation-in-vision-impairment.html
Special Education: Adapted Curriculum K-12 Endorsement ADD-ON Program
Special educators holding a current license in special education: general curriculum K-12 may add the adapted curriculum endorsement by taking 4 classes and a field experience, if necessary. Tuition assistance available. Classes are delivered through the ACSD Consortium at ODU. More information: email: cseep@odu.edu; https://www.odu.edu/cdse/scholarships-loans/acsd-consortium-for-endorsement-in-adapted-curriculum.html
| A Panel Discussion for Pre-Licensed Counselors, Therapists and Social Workers Regardless of where you are in your program – whether just beginning or nearing completion – you may have questions about your path to licensure and what resources are available to you as you navigate through the process. In this webinar, we will break down the phases to licensure, explore tips and strategies for achieving each phase and provide resources to assist you throughout the process. We will explore: Knowing your state’s requirements Finding a site Identifying a supervisor Taking the exam Continuing your education Capella University cannot guarantee licensure, certification or endorsement. State regulations vary regarding professional licensure. It is your responsibility to understand and comply with requirements for your state. |
| Join us March 26, 2021, 11 a.m. – 12 noon Eastern Time to learn more. |
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Welcome back to all A and B Hybrid students!! You will need a fully charged chromebook for all classes. No instruments needed for classes until after Spring Break on April 12, 2021.
Become a School Leader – Earn your education administration endorsement with SU. The education administration endorsement programs will be offered online with weekly live virtual sessions.
The Master of Science (MSEd) in Education Administration is designed for those who hold an active teaching license and want to earn a master’s degree while simultaneously earning the Administration & Supervision endorsement.
The Professional Studies Certificate (PSC) for Licensure in Administration and Supervision degree is appropriate for those who hold an active teaching license and have already obtained a master’s degree but want to add on the Administration & Supervision endorsement.
Information at these events will focus specifically on our master’s and professional studies degrees:
Wednesday, January 27, 2021, 6-7pm
Register HERE
Thursday, March 25, 2021, 6-7pm
Register HERE
Wednesday, May 26, 2021, 6-7pm
Register HERE
Thursday, July 15, 2021, 6-7pm
Register HERE
For more information, contact:
Deran Whitney, EdD, at dwhitney@su.edu
Circle Secants
Circle Chords, Tangents, and Secants
1. Problem of the Day
2. Notes: Circle Review of Formulas
3. Worksheet “Circle Review”
(1st Block Due: Tuesday March 30th)
(2nd/6th Blocks DUE: Tuesday March 30th)
(3rd/5th BLOCKS DUE: Wednesday March 31st)
“Circle Secants Test”
(1st Block Due: Thursday March 25th)
(2nd/6th Blocks DUE: Monday March 29th)
(3rd/5th BLOCKS DUE: Thursday March 25th)
