Mrs. Koster's Class Policies and Procedures

Mrs. Koster introduces herself and outlines the biology course at Lassiter High School. She shares her background, family life, and personal interests. The course uses standards-based grading, and students are expected to adhere to policies on tardiness, cheating, and late work. The flipped classroom model is employed, with video lectures assigned as homework. Resources and support are available for students needing extra help.

What other course does Mrs. Koster teach besides Honors Biology?

• Honors Chemistry

• Honors Anatomy and Physiology

• Honors Physics

• Honors Environmental Science

How many children does Mrs. Koster have?

• Five

• Four

• Three

• Two

What is the name of Mrs. Koster's dog?

• Crosby

• Buddy

• Charlie

• Max

What percentage of the grade is the Genetics unit worth in the Honors Biology course?

• 20%

• 10%

• 15%

• 5%

What is the consequence of being tardy three times in Mrs. Koster's class?

• An automatic administrative write-up

• A detention

• A verbal warning

• A reduction in grade

What is the policy on late work in Mrs. Koster's class?

• Late work is accepted without penalty

• Late work is accepted with a penalty

• Late work is accepted only with a valid excuse

• Late work is not accepted at all

What should students do if they are absent and want to know what they missed?

• Check the class website

• Do nothing

• Ask a classmate

• Wait until the next class to ask the teacher

What is a key feature of the flipped classroom model used by Mrs. Koster?

• Students do all their work at home

• Students have no homework

• Students watch video lectures at home

• Students only do hands-on activities at home

How can students access the online textbook for Mrs. Koster's class?

• By using their Office 365 credentials

• By purchasing a personal copy

• By borrowing from the library

• By using a shared class login

What advice do former students give about succeeding in Mrs. Koster's class?

• Rely on classmates for notes

• Skip the video lectures

• Watch the flipped videos

• Focus only on the final exam