•  General Info
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    Supplies
     
    • Your charged computer
    • Headphones
    • A folder
    • A dedicated science notebook - spiral bound
    • A pencil, pen and correcting pen of a different color


    Homework

    Most often, homework assignments are a result of unfinished classwork. Students who use their class time wisely will find they have less homework. Sometimes, homework is assigned to help reinforce the material covered in class. Homework should be completed thoughtfully and thoroughly. Homework will be checked for completion and randomly as an assessment.

    You can find a list of homework assignments for all of your core classes on the Team 7-2 Homework Log. A day students should complete their homework on an A day. B day students should complete their homework on a B day. Completing homework the day it is assigned gives students time to ask questions about their homework during tutorial.

    Homework assignments can receive full credit only if they are completed by the due date. Late homework will be accepted for half credit up to two weeks past the due date. Longer assignments such as projects, investigations, etc will be deducted 10% for each day they are late.  You must fill out a late slip in during tutorial when submitting a late assignment. 

     
    Grading

    Your grade will be calculated using a point system. It will be based on a combination of tests, quizzes, labs, projects, homework and participation. It is your responsibility to check parent portal frequently in order to monitor your progress in science. Any questions about low grades or missing assignments should be addressed during tutorial.

    I do not offer extra credit. Work hard, complete your work thoughtfully and thoroughly, advocate for yourself and you will do well in my class!


    Missing Class

    If you are absent you are responsible for the work you missed. You have as many days as you were absent to turn in the missing work. 

    If you are absent…

    1. Check the Team 7-2 Homework Log and Google Classroom for information about what you missed.
    2.  See me during the following tutorial for details, handouts, etc.