Classroom procedures
When does Ms Clare host "catch up" sessions for absent/missed work?
Wednesday lunchtimes
When does the reset program start?
Next Monday
Name 3 things that make a good presenter.
Eye contact, confident body language, clear voice, good pronunciation, smiles.
What punctuation tells us these are not my words.
"Quotation marks"
When something no longer exists (begins with "E")
Extinct
How can you find out what grade you have WITHOUT asking Ms Clare?
Google Classroom
How many points in one week = a "reset" session?
5
What helps us avoid reading from the screen?
Flash cards
"This means" or "this shows" is for claim, evidence or reasoning?
Reasoning
The indigenous people of Australia
Aboriginal
How can you find out the work you are missing WITHOUT asking Ms Clare?
Look in Google Classroom for any work graded 4/10
Name 3 behaviors that result in points?
Being late, using a phone in class, offensive language, excessive bathroom use, inappropriate behavior.
Name 2 ways you can practice for a presentation.
Record your voice, present in front of a partner or group.
Which annotation symbol means "this is interesting"?
Exclamation mark!
When it is possible something will disappear forever
Endangered
What is the LATEST you can give Ms Clare late homework?
2 weeks after the deadline
What happens to your point score after 1 week?
It goes back to zero.
Name 2 ways you can show respectful listening.
Face the presenter, do not talk, repeat the words they teach us.
Name a transition word you can use instead of "secondly"
Additionally/ moreover/ furthermore
To mark a text with different symbols as you read
Annotate
What can you use to find out how to acheive the best grades?
The rubric
How is reset different from detention?
Detention = to punish; reset = to hold students accountable
How can you check the correct pronunciation of a word?
Use Google Translate's speaker icon (or ask an English speaker.)
Name a transition word you can use instead of "thirdly"
Lastly, finally, in conclusion.
What is the word for "a cup of tea" in British English?
A cuppa