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This document outlines the rules and grading system for an 8th grade enhanced science classroom for the 2022-2023 school year. The classroom rules state that personal electronic devices should remain in lockers and not be used during class time. Students must be polite and respectful to others. When assignments are posted, students must begin working immediately rather than chatting. The grading system breaks down as 40% performance tasks, 40% quizzes/portfolios/assignments, and 20% quarterly examinations. Requirements for the first quarter include a lecture notebook, weekly reflections, a science booklet, quarterly portfolio, and a science kit.
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- 3. Table of contents Classroom Rules Grading System Subject Requirements Deadline of Submissions 01 03 02 04
- 5. All personal electronic devices should remain in your locker during the day, only to be used between classes. Under no circumstances should phones be used during class time otherwise they will be confiscated and held until the end of class. No smartphones, tablets, or other personal devices Classroom Rules:
- 6. We adhere to a zero-tolerance when it comes to bullying of any type. Always conduct yourself in a polite and respectful manner, whether you are interacting with fellow students, teachers, or classroom aides. There is never a good reason to be rude or belligerent, in the classroom, or anywhere else. Be polite in your manner and speech Classroom Rules:
- 7. When there are in-class assignments posted on the board, make sure that you begin them immediately. In-class work does not mean you can take the first five to 10 minutes of class chatting with your neighbor. Begin any posted assignment at the very start of class Classroom Rules:
- 8. Grades are ACHIEVED not RECEIVED. Do your best. Classroom Rules: Come to class with a willing and positive attitude. No complaining.
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- 10. Table of contents Classroom Rules Grading System Subject Requirements Deadline of Submissions 01 03 02 04
- 12. Grading System in Enhanced Science Performanc e Task 40% 40% +40% + 20% =100%
- 13. • Quizzes • Portfolios • Assignments • Journals/Reflections
- 16. Table of contents Classroom Rules Grading System Subject Requirements Deadline of Submissions 01 03 02 04
- 17. 1. Every quarter, the requirements may be different depending on the topic on each quarter. 2. For the first quarter, the following are the requirements: Lecture Notebook Weekly Reflection/Journal Science Booklet Quarterly Portfolio Science kit • Manila papers • Scissors • Coloring materials • Tapes/glue • rags
- 18. Submission on weekly basis. Weekly Reflection/Journal Quarterly Portfolio Submission on a week before the quarterly assessment. Other Requirements To be announce