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What materials do I
need for this course?
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You will need to bring your textbook
WorldHistory: People and Nations
with you to class each day.
You will also need to have
a pocket folder or three-ring binder in which
to keep your chapter packets. You will receive
a packet at the beginning of each chapter in
which you will record your class notes, nightly
guided reading review, chapter study guide,
and other assignments. This packet is
to be handed in on the day of the chapter test.
It will be graded and returned to you.
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How are the grades determined
for Global II?
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50% of your marking period
grade is determined by your average on all
tests and quizzes given during that marking
period. Each test has a point values (between
30 and 60, depending on the number of sections
in the text that it covers).
The other 50% of your marking
period grade is composed of the following:
- Chapter Study guides - 40%
- Class Notes & Worksheets
- Daily Guided Reading
Review Pages
- Current Events sheets
- Chapter Study Guides
- Independent Study
- Class Participation -
10%
NOTE: If you are missing assignments
or tests at the end of the marking period, you
will receive no credit. This can have serious
implications for your grade, so be sure your
work is complete and all missed tests are made
up.
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How can I be sure what
my assignments and responsibilities are?
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At the beginning of every month you
will receive a calendar for the entire month
which lists all homework assignments, test dates,
current events assignments, and the due dates
for any other work that is required. You
should put this calendar in your notebook, or
in your locker for safe keeping.
You can request a second copy
of the calendar, if you want to bring one home.
And, of course, the monthly calendar is always
available here on the web site.
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What is the course
policy regarding tests and absences?
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If you are absent for a scheduled
test, you will need to make up the test within
one week of returning to school. (This will
keep you from building up too much make-upwork
due at the end of the marking period.)You will
be given a different test from the one given
to the class, but it will be of similar difficulty.
If you were absent the day
or two before the scheduled test and are in
school on the day of the test, you will be expected
to take the test along with the rest of the
class. (That is why it is important to do the
nightly work and not let it all go until the
night before the test.) If you do poorly on
a test for which you missed the review session,
you may if you choose take a second test on
the chapter and I will give you the average
of your two grades.
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