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What is the deadline for submitting late work for a unit?
What is the deadline for submitting late work for a unit?
Which types of assessments are eligible for retakes and resubmissions?
Which types of assessments are eligible for retakes and resubmissions?
When must retakes or resubmissions for assignments be completed?
When must retakes or resubmissions for assignments be completed?
How should students communicate their plans for retakes or resubmissions?
How should students communicate their plans for retakes or resubmissions?
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What is the timing of office hours on Maroon Day?
What is the timing of office hours on Maroon Day?
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What types of materials will be covered in the Physical Science course?
What types of materials will be covered in the Physical Science course?
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What is the total points system used for grading based on?
What is the total points system used for grading based on?
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Which item is prohibited during class as per classroom expectations?
Which item is prohibited during class as per classroom expectations?
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What will happen if classwork is not completed during class time?
What will happen if classwork is not completed during class time?
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How many points can each quiz contribute to the overall grade?
How many points can each quiz contribute to the overall grade?
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What is a requirement for students when they are absent from class?
What is a requirement for students when they are absent from class?
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What is the maximum number of points for each lab or project assignment?
What is the maximum number of points for each lab or project assignment?
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What incentive is provided to students regarding quizzes?
What incentive is provided to students regarding quizzes?
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Study Notes
Course Overview
- Physical Science covers fundamental topics from Chemistry, Physics, and Earth Sciences.
- Emphasis on scientific skills: inquiry, problem-solving, and experimentation.
- Aimed at preparing students for future courses and practical applications.
Classroom Expectations
- Respect for self and others is paramount.
- Encourage best effort and communication of needs.
- Adhere strictly to the lab safety contract: no eating, beverages only on non-lab days.
- Bring a charged iPad to each class.
- Cell phones must remain in backpacks during class.
Grading System
- Total Points system utilized for grades.
- Components of grading:
- Classwork: ~10 pts per assignment
- Labs/Projects: ~15-50 pts per assignment
- Quizzes: ~30 pts each (lowest quiz dropped if all work is completed)
- Exams: ~35-70 pts each
- Bonus points available during review sessions for exams.
Attendance and Missed Work
- Students must complete missed work from absences.
- Check Google Classroom for missed assignments and email Ms. Rogers with questions.
- Refer to the Student Handbook for the absence policy.
Late Work and Retakes
- Late work must be submitted by the day of the exam.
- Retakes and resubmissions allowed upon request for assignments, labs, quizzes, and exams, except for midterms and finals.
- All coursework must be submitted to qualify for retakes/resubmissions.
- Communication with Ms. Rogers is essential for retake plans.
Office Hours
- Office hours on Maroon Day Block 2 by appointment in SB112 (8:15-8:30 am and 2:45-3:00 pm).
- Students encouraged to notify Ms. Rogers before attending office hours.
Additional Information
- All coursework is managed via Google Classroom.
- General policies related to academic honesty and attendance located in the Student Handbook.
- Open invitation for questions, concerns, or comments communicated either in person or via email.
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This quiz covers the foundational aspects of Physical Science as outlined in Ms. Rogers' syllabus. It includes classroom expectations and the objectives of the course, aiming to provide students with essential scientific knowledge and skills.
