Ch. 10 Sylla-Busted!

When is a syllabus usually distributed?

• The first day of class

• The last day of class

• Midterm week

• During exams

What is the importance of reading the syllabus?

• Provides insight how teacher will run the class

• It's a fun activity

• It gives you all the answers

• It's a requirement for graduation

Where is the best place to keep the class syllabus?

• At home

• Don't-throw it away!

• In a binder or notebook

• In the bottom of backpack

What should students avoid doing with the syllabus?

• Merely glancing at it

• Reading it thoroughly

• Discussing it with peers

• Highlighting important parts

Which would NOT be in a syllabus?

• Objectives

• Expectations

• Teacher contact information

• Test strategies

Which is not part of the grading plan and policy?

• Objectives

• Formula

• Categories

• Method

Why is teacher's contact information included in a syllabus?

• To allow students to send gifts

• To enable students to contact the teacher

• To provide a backup in case of emergencies

• To list the teacher's favorite movies

What might the expectations and attendance policies section of a syllabus include?

• The teacher's favorite foods

• Rules about tardiness and absences

• A list of school events

• A map of the school

What is the purpose of tracking all assignments, exams, quizzes, and other dates?

• To ensure you have a busy schedule

• To remember your teacher's name

• To know when to start working and when projects are due

• To avoid doing any work

What does the grading plan help you prioritize?

• Your social life

• Your learning and assignment priorities

• Your favorite TV shows

• Your weekend plans