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Mr. Alderman's Classes
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  • AP Calculus AB
    • Unit 1 >
      • 0 - Pre-Calc Review
      • 1 - Limits, Derivatives, and Integrals
      • 2 - Properties of Limits
    • Unit 2 >
      • 3 - Derivatives, Antiderivatives, and Indefinite Integrals
      • 4 - Products, Quotients, and Parametric Functions
    • Unit 3 >
      • 5 - Definite and Indefinite Integrals
      • 6 - Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
  • Honors Physics
    • Unit 1 - Motion of Objects
    • Unit 2 - Forces and Motion
    • Unit 3 - Energy
    • Unit 4 - Waves
    • Unit 5 - Electromagnetism
    • Unit 6 - Modern Physics
    • Unit 7 - Astrophysics
  • Personal Finance
    • Unit 1 - Saving and Budgeting >
      • 1 - Introduction to Personal Finance
      • 2 - Saving
      • 3 - Budgeting
    • Unit 2 - Credit and Debt >
      • 4 - Debt
      • 5 - Life After High School
      • 6 - Consumer Awareness
    • Unit 3 - Financial Planning and Insurance >
      • 7 - Bargain Shopping
      • 8 - Investing and Retirement
      • 9 - Insurance
    • Unit 4 - Income, Taxes and Giving >
      • 10 - Money and Relationships
      • 11 - Careers and Taxes
      • 12 - Giving
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AP Calculus AB
Honors Physics
Personal Finance

A Letter to Students and Parents

STUDENTS
Congratulations go out to you for having advanced into the world of mathematics. In my courses, you and your classmates will be challenged to...
  • Collaborate to use logical reasoning and higher-level thinking skills
  • Develop a background in mathematics and science which will prepare you for future math and science courses.
  • Further your preparation for a career in the sciences.
  • Gain the knowledge and experience needed to fully engage and influence our democratic society.

So, what does it take to be successful in my classes? 
  • Accept responsibility for your learning. You cannot succeed in my classes simply by watching other people do the work. Take an active role and get involved!
  • Be self-motivated and develop discipline. Don't rely on others to make sure you are keeping up on your assignments…you are the most important key to your success. 
  • Seek out help! Asking questions and getting help when you need it is not a sign of weakness. No one succeeds on their own, and collaboration is an important skill in all stages of life.
  • Do the work. Simple as that.

PARENTS
Your child needs your support to reach their goals. Please monitor your child’s grade via PowerSchool in order to ensure your child’s success in my class. Also, please periodically check this website for announcements, forms, class notes, as well as quiz and exam information. Of course, you can always contact me to inquire about your child’s progress or discuss any questions you have.

Thank you,
Mr. Alderman
A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new.
– Albert Einstein, physicist

About the Instructor: Mr. Pete Alderman

Hi! My name is Pete Alderman. I was born and raised in Lennon, Michigan. I am an alumnus of Durand High School.

I have earned a Bachelors of Science in Engineering (BEgr - Industrial Design) from Michigan State University and a Bachelors of Education (BEd - Math/Physics) from Eastern Michigan University.

I am married to an elementary school teacher named Dala and we have two children: Lily, 16 and Adam, 14.

I am pleased to meet you!

Contact Information
E-mail: peter.alderman@mccardinals.org
Phone (MCHS Office): (517) 764-1440
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