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Scott Hilfiker
Classroom Environment
Mathematics is best learned when students are actively involved in the development of their conceptual understanding of the mathematics being taught. In order to do this students must be prepared for class every day with the necessary supplies, their homework completed, a good nights sleep, and a good breakfast and lunch.
I have high expectations for the students in regards to their effort and what they will learn. Discourse in the classroom is a vital part to student success, and is a major aspect of my classroom instruction. Students are expected to participate in small group and whole group discussions by asking questions, sharing their thinking, and answering questions asked by other students and the teacher. Homework is assigned daily and is due the following day.
I am available for extra help before school and after school as my schedule permits. If a student is struggling I expect them to come in for help and ask questions.
Schedule
Schedule for 2009-2010 School Year.
1st Period 8th Grade Math
2nd Period 7th Grade Math
3rd Period 7th Grade Math
4th Period 8th Grade Math
5th Period 7th Grade Math
6th Period Prep Period
About Me
I have been teaching since 1998 in a variety of assignments and this is my fourth year teaching math at Horizon. I graduated from EWU with a math major and a reading minor, and I received my Masters Degree in Middle School Mathematics from Walden University in May of 2009.
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