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This document provides information about Mr. Latimer's middle school computer class. It lists his contact information, room number, and website. It outlines four main rules for the class: sit upon entering, respect equipment, don't lean back in chairs, and raise your hand with questions. Students should bring their Chromebook, headphones, and a writing utensil to class. Keys to survival include listening, remembering passwords, and staying on task. Time outside of class may be needed to complete projects if a student is sick or absent.
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- 1. Middle School Computer Mr. Latimer Room E166 433-0020 ext. 166 slatimer@boone.k12.ia.us www.boonecomputer.com
- 2. Rules..4 big ones Respect the room/computers/chairs Raise your hand or come see me with ?. Use time wisely.. I like a quiet working classroom “Focus on your machine”
- 3. Things to bring to computer Folder (with loose leaf paper) Pen/Pencil
- 5. Keys to survival Stay on task. If you can’t you will be asked to leave and find time to do your projects on your own time
- 6. New in 2013!!! Germ prevention for me. Come see me if you have questions.
- 7. Time outside of class You may need to come in before or after school to get your projects done.