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Introduction to Mathematics with Ms. Lisa Heinl - 25 Years of Teaching Experience

Welcome to Ms. Lisa Heinl's math course! With a Bachelor's from Miami University and a Master's from Cleveland State University, Ms. Heinl brings 25 years of teaching experience to the classroom. This year, we will cover a variety of topics, including the Real Number System, Polynomials, Quadratics, Functions, Probability, and Geometry. Essential materials include a 3-ring binder, notebook, graph paper, pencils, and a TI-Nspire CX graphing calculator. Grading focuses on learning checks, quizzes, projects, tests, and semester exams. Contact Ms. Heinl at lheinl@mayfieldschools.org for further inquiries.

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Introduction to Mathematics with Ms. Lisa Heinl - 25 Years of Teaching Experience

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  1. Math 2 Lisa Heinl 440-995-6896 lheinl@mayfieldschools.org Bachelor’s Degree: Miami University, 1989 Master’s Degree: Cleveland State University, 2004 Teaching Experience: 25th year

  2. Unit 1: The Real Number System Unit 2: Polynomials and Graphing Quadratics Unit 3: Analyzing Quadratics Algebraically and Complex Numbers Unit 4: Functions Unit 5: Applications of Probability Unit 6: Similarity Unit 7: Applications of Right Triangles Unit 8: Area and Volume Topics we will be studying:

  3. Materials needed for class EVERYDAY: • “Math-Only” 3-ringed binder (At least 1”) • This is a must! We will not have a book for this course and the students will be getting lots of hand-outs . . . . . • Notebook AND graph paper • Pencils with erasers • Graphing calculator: TI-nspire CX

  4. Grading • Learning Checks = 4 points (“Risk Free”) • OGT Practice Problems = 2  10 points • Quizzes = 25  50 points • Projects = 25  60 points • Tests = 100 points • Semester Exams • Late, incomplete, or missing assignments = 0 points

  5. Miscellaneous Items: • I am available for extra help 1st, 5th and 7th periods and after school. • To obtain the weekly assignments, class notes and homework answers, go to the Heinl Online Classroom.

  6. Thank you for attending tonight! Please do not hesitate to call or e-mail me if you have any further questions or concerns.

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