notebook Quiz

Important steps in grading your notebook?

• Paper rubric complete, taped to your page, name sticking out the top

• Putting your name on the notebook front or back

• Copying answers at the start of class

• Submitting a Google Form

How is the header and handwriting graded?

• Based on neatness only

• On the presence of dates and bigger font size

• By comparing with other students

• Through automatic LMS checks

• Presence of "warm up" and date

How should the warm-up and notes be arranged in the notebook?

• Warm-up at the bottom, notes at the top

• Both mixed together

• Warm-up at the top, notes below

• No specific arrangement

What should you do if you score low on the notebook grading?

• Attend a tutorial for help

• Ignore the feedback

• Resubmit immediately

• Change your notebook

What type of notebook is recommended for the course?

• a low cost glued notebook without a spiral

• loose paper in a binder

• A large five-subject notebook

• A spiral or composition book about 100 pages

• 40 page notebook

What should you do if you forget your notebook?

• Skip the warm-up

• Do the warm-up on paper, glue in later

• Notify the teacher immediately

• Borrow one from a friend

What should you do if you lost your notebook for 1 week or more

• get a new notebook in tutorial or asking family members

• keep using lose paper

• make excuses

• check the lost and found crate.

• search the room in tutorial

When class ends leave your notebook in class

• True

• False

• Only if Mr. Rowe gives you special permission to put if somewhere special at the end of class.

What is prohibited behavior in warmup

• student does answers before the class shares answers

• Student leaves answers blank if a hard question

• students makes an educated guess before class shares answers

• Student does only answers

• Student does only questions

When the class shares correct answers

• student leaves wrong answer, and marks it wrong

• student revises work adding correct answer or extra notes

• student volunteers even if their answer might be wrong

• We listen and respect all answers and use a silent hand to add ideas

• We got the answer correct so we can ignore this discussion