What's the Plan?
What grade is this Social Science class?
What is 7th?
Which unit focuses on the Medieval Middle East?
What is Unit 2?
What grading scale is used in Social Science 7?
What is 1-4?
Are students allowed to reassess on summative assessments?
What is yes?
How long after the due date do you have to submit work and still be considered for a 4?
What is 24 hours?
What time period does 7th grade Social Science cover?
What is A.D. 500–1789?
Which unit focuses on Medieval West Africa?
What is Unit 3?
What does a 4 represent?
What is Advancing?
Where can students find the Reassessment Request Form?
What is google classroom?
How long do you have to turn in missing work for any credit?
What is 7 days?
How many major units are listed in the syllabus?
What is 7?
Which unit focuses on Europe during the Middle Ages?
What is Unit 5
What does a 3 represent?
What is accomplishing?
What day are reassessments completed?
When is Wednesday?
If you're absent, where can you find missing assignments when you return?
What is the absent bin?
What is the first unit of the year?
What is Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire?
Which unit focuses on Asia during the Middle Ages?
What is unit 4?
What letter grade corresponds to a 3.6–3.8?
What is an A?
Name TWO things students must do on the Reassessment Request Form.
Explain why they want to reassess, confirm they resubmitted the assessment, and/or explain what they changed.
Are personal electronic devices allowed in class? What happens when taken?
No.: Parent/guardian must pick it up from the office
What is the final unit of the year?
What is Meso-America?
Put these in order: Renaissance & Reformation, Meso-America, Medieval Middle East, Medieval West Africa.
Medieval Middle East → Medieval West Africa → Renaissance & Reformation → Meso-America
What letter grade corresponds to a 1.9–2.2?
What is a C?
If you submit your reassessment request on Thursday, when will you see the grade change?
When is the following Wednesday?
Name the three types of academic dishonesty specifically identified in the syllabus.
What are Cheating, plagiarism, and forgery