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Academic Departments
Mathematics |
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| Mathematics
Faculty |
| Mignon Griffith,
Curriculum Leader |
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Jose Colon |
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Isabel Diaz |
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Maria Falls |
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Jose Hernandez |
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Cathelyne Joseph |
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Stormy Raboid |
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Maria Renaud |
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Silvia Santos |
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Shawan Shaw |
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Neida Vidal |
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MISSION STATEMENT
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| Mission: To provide a well rounded comprehensive
educational experience to equip and prepare students
for upper division coursework; effective
application; and viable performance in society.
The coursework will be achieved through the
department’s commitment and dedication to excellence
in teaching, technologies, techniques, and skills in
an environment which promotes successful learning
and development. To ensure these achievements, the
department will support and develop a curriculum
capable of bridging real world relationships and
models in Mathematical Thinking; Effective Reasoning
and Application; Realistic understanding and
Application of Theory and Practice; Utilizing and
Developing Skills in Analysis, Creativity, Self
Expression and Collaborative Learning Skills,
Techniques and Models for a Development and
Understanding of Mathematics. Students will gain
substantial insight into reasoning and application
for good decision making.
Our Mathematics Department will utilize a wide
range of mathematic classes offered to students who
seek various disciplines for upper level coursework
and study in classes such as Regular Mathematics,
Inclusive, Intensive, Gifted and Advanced
Mathematics course work.
The purpose of this information is to facilitate
a better understanding of the Mathematics
Department’s goals, service delivery and application
to ensure a successful, effective and efficient
course of study. The utilization of all of the
teachers of the Mathematics Department will ensure
that each student’s needs are met.
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SECME
(Science Engineering Communication,
Mathematics & Enhancement)
What is SECME? It is a strategic
alliance to renew and strengthen the
professional capacity of K-12 educators,
motivate and mentor students, and
empower parents so that all students can
learn and achieve at higher levels.
SECME'S MISSION is to increase the
pool of historically underrepresented,
geographically under-served and
differently able students who will be
prepared to enter and compete post
secondary studies in science,
technology, engineering and mathematics
(STEM), thus creating a diverse and
globally competitive workforce.
Questions? Contact Ms. Griffith,
Coordinator of SECME.
Voice Mail Ext. 4122 / Email:
Mgriffith@dadeschools.net
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| Future City
Competition Students will
be participating in the Future City
Competition (Florida Regional Future
City Competition).
What is this competition about? It is
an annual NATIONAL ENGINEERS WEEK FUTURE
CITY COMPETITION. This competition is
now in its 17th Year and it focuses
attention on the extraordinary potential
of 12-to-14-year old girls and boys to
become America's next generation of
great scientists, inventors, and
engineers. This competition requires
participating students to use their
creativity, ingenuity, and above all,
their knowledge of science, technology,
engineering, and mathematics to perform
in certain projects. |
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| Miami Dade
MATHCOUNTS Competition What
is MATHCOUNTS? MATHCOUNTS PROGRAM was
introduced in 2007 for the Miami Dade
Chapter of the Florida Engineering
Society (FES) for their 25th
anniversary. The MCP is a fun,
challenging, and free program aimed at
engaging a wide spectrum of students.
MATHCOUNTS is a national enrichment,
coaching and competition program that
promotes middle school mathematics
achievement through grassroots
involvement in every U.S. state and
territory. MATHCOUNTS is one of the
country's largest and most successful
education partnerships involving
volunteers, educators, industry
sponsors, and students. |
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Last updated
November 11, 2008 |
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