Knight Code
Academic Integrity
Lab Life
Daily Discipline
Tech & Tools
100

What does the “T” in KNIGHTS stand for?

Tenacity

100

What happens if you copy someone’s homework and I see it?

You and the person who gave homework to be copies receive "0"'s on the assignment.

100

Name one item required for lab dress code.

Close toed shoes or a shirt with short sleeves.

100

How many minutes of homework are expected nightly?

 On average, 30 minutes

100

When should laptops be closed during class?

During lectures unless otherwise directed.

200

Define “Integrity” in the context of this class.

Doing your own work and being honest, even when no one is watching.

200

What is redemptive grading and how can it be lost?

It allows a final exam score to replace a lower unit test score; it’s lost after a third academic dishonesty offense.

200

What must be completed before entering the lab?  

Pre-lab work and a flowchart.

200

What happens after 3 unexcused tardies?

You receive detention.

200

Where should cell phones go when class begins?

In the cell phone spa.  

300

Give an example of “Gratitude” in the classroom.

Thanking lab partners or the teacher for help.

300

How does academic dishonesty hurt others?

It destroys fairness and trust in the learning process. 

or

It hurts students who worked hard for their scores.

or

It destroys classroom morale and destroys genuine achievement.  

300

What is the purpose of the safety contract?

To ensure students understand and follow lab safety rules.

300

What is the policy for late work after a unit test?

It will not be graded.

300

What platform is used to check assignments and agendas?

Schoology

400

How does “Tenacity” help you succeed in chemistry?

It helps you persist through difficult problems and stay committed to learning.

400

What is the consequence for 1st offense of academic dishonesty?

loss of credit, parent contact and Action Plan

400

What happens if you violate lab safety rules?

You may be removed from the lab and lose lab privileges.

400

When is Mrs. Wyatt available for extra help? 

From 6:30 am to 3:00 pm Mondays and Wednesdays, also by appointment.

400

What kind of calculator is recommended for this course?

TI-83 or TI-84.

500

Create a scenario showing all 7 Knight traits in action.

A student helps a peer understand a concept (Service), thanks them (Gratitude), works hard (Tenacity), follows safety rules (Integrity), respects others (Nobility), admits a mistake (Humility), and applies chemistry knowledge (Knowledge).

500

What is the consequence for academic dishonesty, 2nd offense?

2nd offense: loss of credit, parent conference and referral.


500

Describe how to make a flowchart for lab readiness.

Steps: Read the lab completely → For each step of the procedure, draw a picture showing the materials used and label the picture with the action verb which describes the process → Repeat until all procedure steps are drawn → Include a happy chemist drawing if you like for the last picture.

500

How can you recalculate assignment due dates using the Excused Absence Log?

Use the log at the front counter to determine the adjusted due date based on extending the deadline one day for each excused absence.

500

Explain how locked browsers work during tests and why they are used.

They prevent access to other websites or tools during digital exams to ensure academic integrity.

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