Rules and Resources
This is the name of the two teachers for this class.
Who are Mr. Sebastian Gamboa and Miss. Sophia Wilson?
This is the passing grade for this class.
What is 70% or a C-?
This is what you must do when using someone else's words exactly in your own work
What is use quotation marks?
This is the make-up work policy for a two-day excused absence.
What is you have two days to turn the work in after you return?
These are the two essential materials you must bring to class every day.
What are a charged Chromebook and writing utensils?
This is the category of assignments with the highest weight in your final grade.
What are Summative Assessments?
This is what it's called when you give someone else's ideas or words without credit.
What is plagiarism?
10 Days
What are the amount of days you get to turn in a missing non negotiable assessment before it goes from an M to an X or stays an M if it is formative?
A scenario where headphones are allowed and will not be taken to culture.
What is the teacher authorizing them for a specific class activity?
An "LS" in the gradebook represents this minimum score on an assignment.
What is 50%?
This is which type of plagiarism—deliberate or accidental—is considered a more serious offense.
What is neither? Both are serious and punishable offenses according to the syllabus.
Times when you can listen to music using wired headphones on school computers.
What is never?
This is the consequence for a student who refuses to turn in a phone or other unauthorized device.
What is an automatic detention/3 point infraction?
This is the percentage value of an "X" in the gradebook.
What is 0% at first but 40% later?
This is one specific type of cheating listed in the syllabus related to tests.
What is obtaining a copy of a test, copying another student’s answers, or having or using non-permitted materials during a test?
What is no more than twice?
The syllabus mentions this specific school team that handles technology-related infractions.
Who is the Culture Team?
This is the percentage by which a student's final score is reduced if they turn in a missing assignment within the 10-day window.
What is 10%?
This is one of the three specific consequences for academic dishonesty outlined in the syllabus.
What is redoing the assignment, an automatic detention, or a teacher/student/administrator/parent conference?
This is the ultimate consequence for a student who does not complete a non-negotiable summative assignment by the end of the semester.
What is failing the course and being triggered for Summer School?