1. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy Agenda Sit/Read Rules Fill out questionnaire Intro (who) Fill out Cm Study Buddy Expectations Why, What, How, When Safety

2. Runs 19:25 5k Mr Sandoy Born Canada Grades 1-12 College West Point NY Sons: Jason- 20 KSU Jared-14 SMW 18:40 5k BS- Basic Science MS- IT Systems Management MS- Strategic Planning Certified Math, Ph, Cm Cavalry Officer Kid North Norway

3. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy Introductions (who) Mr Sandoy Retired Army officer (2000) You: Study Buddy: fill out, turn one in

4. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy Physical Science Is? + + With simplest algebra 1 math But simple ≠easy for all

5. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy Why Physical Science? Graduate SME HS Need 3 Lab Science credits KS Regents Curriculum Need CM1 or PH1, PS makes these easier College Most degrees require College CM1 or PH1 College CM1= High School CM1 + CM2 OR Twice as much, half the time, less help Career Health Care = College CM1 + CM2 Engineering or Chemistry Note DNA/medicine revolution

6. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy Average Student highly qualified Text written for algebra 1 students 80% of students completed algebra 1 40% in algebra 2 35% in geometry Other students may have to work harder Most are seated with algebra 2 or geometry students

7. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy Success #1= Effort: do homework, attend, try all test questions, #2= Math skills, lots of practice available

8. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy Success/ Failure? Three roads to A/B The road to perdition (D/F)

9. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy Success/ Failure? Three roads to A/B Quality work (good students) Do in class, homework right 1 st time More work (hard workers, weak in math) Do all the work, much of extra credit Smart (slackers) Do well on tests, quizzes, & labs The road to perdition (D/F) Weak students who don’t do the work

10. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy New Textbook Completely different sequence: Easy to read Lead off with labs Overall flow changed, chem in middle Chapter & section flow different 6 th & 7 th hour will be different : Something may not work in lead hour Some topics I will compare old way (lab, worksheet etc) with new way Some new test questions May have to adjust test scores

11. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy Goals Learn life skills Prepare, try, finish, cooperate, be considerate… Learn to solve problems Facts, options, do it, check it Learn Physical Science Theory & how applies to real world Learn Scientific Process Test theory, correct lab errors BE SAFE

12. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy Rules “do the right thing” Prepare …e.g. on time, ready for quiz/ work “Fortune favors the prepared” Try …………………e.g. be here, work most tasks “Half of life is just showing up” Finish ……e.g. complete tasks on own, extra effort “Winners never quit… copiers fail tests” Cooperate ………….…e.g. allow teaching, be safe, “Silence is golden” “You can hear a lot just by listening” Be considerate …e.g. allow learning, helpful, neat, discrete: “Do unto others…” Stay in seat, 2/table,less A I dismiss; no throw; use near restroom Take answer key, no keys Lose restroom, pass, longer wait for all

13. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy Never give up Pick a story Five men stop 15,000 on D Day 1944: unarmored ships stop Japanese fleet, save 250,00 men afloat

14. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy Finish: Never give up Michael Wittman 13 Jun 1944 138 tank kills +

15. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy Never give up 13 Jul 1944: 7 th UK tank division punches through hole made by 3,000 bombers

16. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy Never give up Only 7 tanks available to plug hole But only 3 make it to the town

17. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy Never give up Only one tank gets into position 217 UK casualties, 25 tanks & 100 other vehicles later, 15,000 men & 200 tanks stop 5 men stop 15,000 NEVER GIVE UP

18. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy Never give up But no good deed goes unpunished 8 Aug 1944

19. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy How- Discipline Tardy 1= warn; 2= call home 3= 15min t detention 4= 30 min t detention 5= office referral Disrupt 1= warn 3= move 2= hall, talk 4= hall, call home 5= hall, 15 min t detention, 6= hall#4, office referral Cell Phones 1= No purse/ bag on table 2= Suspect = warn 3= See/hear= office referral

20. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy How-Grades 40% Tests knowledge 20% Daily Quizzes knowledge 20% In Class & Homework More reps = more skill 20% Labs Apply concepts Extra Credit available More reps = more skill Semester= 15% final + Qtr grades knowledge more reps= more skill

21. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy Details-Grades Tests eventually can be unit grade for As ~2Q 3x5 card written notes on tests; more time case by case Daily Quizzes Open notes; review homework/labs; even or odd by seat Homework http://www4.smsd.org/andrewsandoy/ http://www4.smsd.org/andrewsandoy/ Show work > correct; late 50%, > 2-30 days late 10% Make up @ 50% before after school in 407 until test Labs Lab report + safety; insight/accuracy>>completion Extra credit Exceptional job … early work … more/harder problems Graded harder: 1/3 value of regular questions knowledge more reps= more skill For detailed progress report, provide e mail address

22. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy Grading Criteria 1. Algebra problem (5 point) 5= apply concept, fully correct, work shown 4= know concept, minor error (sf, units calc …) 3= general understanding, 1 conceptual error, work shown 2= some understanding of concept, 2+ concept errors, plausible answer with work shown 1-2= correct, no work shown (2=easy) 1= show effort, facts set up; 0=else 2. Short Answer (3 points) 3= correct 2= general understanding of concept 1= some understanding of concept; 0= else 3. Simple one step problem or mc/tf (2 points) 2= correct, 1= minor error, 0= else +1= exceptional answer, +2 exceptional and unique answer Test Quiz

23. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy Homework & In Class Grading 9 = max, times weight, generally one point per question 10 … E (early, in day early) or + (100%) 9 …. =  90%; 8 …. 80% etc 5 ….. Late (correct), OR NS (not stapled) 3 ….. SW (show work for 2+ step problems) 1 ….. TL (too late) 0 … not turned in Extra credit (XC) = 1pt/2 problems Late Work Write absent, date work due, reason absence excused Note, not required to make up quiz/ lab

24. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy When (Normal Schedule) Questions0-5 min Quiz6-10 min Less test, review, short day… Demo/Lesson1 5-15 min Group Practice1 (#)5-15 min In class/homework110-30 min Activity 220-45 Bright/diligent finish in class Conclusion1 min

25. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy 1 st Semester2 nd Semester Measure: 10-2=10; 22*22=400 Motion: Dist., velocity, acceleration Force: Newton’s Laws Energy/Work/Machines Energy conserved Mech advantage States/Heat: Solid, liquid, gas… Kelvins Gases: PV Atoms/Elements/Compounds Periodic Table Reactions/Solutions: Combustion, decomp …acids… Circuits/Magnetism Twinkle, twinkle, little star V=IR 11 chapters, ~physics 11 chptrs, Chem+

26. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy Contact E Mail easandoy@smsd.org easandoy@smsd.org I check a lot & answer quickly Phone 993-6816; I check daily as I leave but becomes phone tag Available most days: Plan (7) 930-1020 (O) 0920-1054 (E) 1310-1440 Meet students 0700-0740; parents/students 1445-1600 Web Back Pack (chapter homework list by day) Moodle (homework documents +XC on line) http://www4.smsd.org/andrewsandoy/ USERID: your student # Password: smsd; Enrollment key: sandoy TextShow web sites See Wall: ID/PW=fps004s

27. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy Summary “Do the right thing” and: Learn life skills Opportunities to do well Time to do work

28. Physical Science Expectations 1314 A Sandoy Conclusion Today HW: IC: Questionnaire/Study Buddy HW: Sign Safety Contract (Test) HW: Goggles or $2 check Thurs/Fri Wednesday/Thursday Quiz; Metric System Lab Friday: Length Lab