Science Syllabus Knowledge

Because we use Open Sci Ed based curriculum...

[Mark all that apply.]

• there is no textbook

• you will need great, detailed notes written in your notebook

• there will be no tests/assessments

• lab experiences & results are considered learning/study tools

• we will be building critical thinking & sensemaking skills

Tags

NGSS.MS-ETS1-4

In Science class, LATE work is...

• accepted until the end of the quarter for 1/2 credit

• not accepted

• accepted up to the test day of that topic for full credit

• accepted up to 3 days late for reduced credit each day late

Work that is ONE day late earns ​​ (a)   of original score.

Work that is TWO days late earns ​ (b)   of original score.

• 70%
• 60%
• 50%
• 0%
• 80%
• 100%

Work that is THREE days late earns ​ (a)   of original score.

Work that is FOUR or MORE days late earns ​ (b)   of the original score.

• 70%
• 60%
• 50%
• 0%
• 80%
• 100%

Where should you look for your current overall Science grade?

[Mark all that apply.]

• in Google classroom

• on each assignment listing

• in AERIES

• on the paper print-out taped to the back wall of the classroom

In the grading scale for Science class, the grade of 'C-' starts at ​ (a)   and the grade of 'C+' ends at ​ (b)   ... any higher would put you up in the 'B' grade range.

• 69.5%
• 79.4%
• 70%
• 79%
• 65.5%
• 75.5%

In Science, personal extra-credit assignments are ...

[Mark all that apply.]

• not offered
• offered at the end of each quarter
• offered as test corrections [when below 70%]

• only offered if you email your teacher

The Science grade is a weighted average. Assessments [tests/quizzes] count as ​ (a)   of your overall grade, while class/homework counts as ​ (b)   of your grade.

• 55%
• 45%
• 75%
• 25%
• 50%
• 50%

Every written assignment needs to include...

[Mark all that apply.]

• your 1st & last name

• the date

• your Science #

• specific assignment title

• your YLMS student ID #

Where should you look for homework assignment listings?

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• on the front homework board

• in your Science Google classroom ~ in classroom tab

  under weekly title

• on the general YLMS school-wide Google classroom

• in your agenda according to date

• you do not need to look, there is no daily homework