Grading
Name an assignment that would be considered a MINOR grade.
Warm-ups, notes, brainstorms, or sketchbook assignments.
Where are our trash cans located at in the classroom?
If you make a mess, what should you do?
Clean up.
How many MAJOR project will we complete each quarter?
One project.
How do we treat our materials?
With respect.
Name an assignment that would be considered a MAJOR grade.
Where do you look to find an overview of what we are doing in class?
The chalkboard under "objective".
While I am not expecting perfect, what am I expecting?
Trying your best.
What are our quarterly themes?
Identity, object, design and community, and nature and narrative.
To the pencil holder at Mr. Freund's desk.
What is the percent of your overall grade are minor assignments are worth?
70%.
What are the caddies on your table for?
When working in class with your peers, your teacher, the materials, and the space itself, what should you show?
Respect.
Where do we store our classwork such as notes, brainstorm papers, and warm-up sheets?
In our folders in our class bin.
If a material is needed that is not already out, where can you find them?
In the cabinet labeled with that material.
How long after the due date of an assignment do you have to submit that assignment WITHOUT hurting your grade?
One week.
Where are you NOT supposed to go and/or touch without permission? (Hint: TWO locations)
Mr. Freund's desk and the storage closet.
Even when you are not feeling it today, how should you come to class?
With a positive attitude and ready to work.
If we remain on tasks and complete all of our work, what can we as a class earn?
When getting materials for a project, what do we need to make sure we do when we are done with them?
Return them to where we got them from in the same condition we got them in.
What percentage does your grade go down every day after the extended due date of an assignment?
10%.
What are THREE tasks you need to complete before being dismissed from class?
Put sketchbook folders away, clean up the table and floor around you, turn in your assignments for grading or safe keeping, and return materials to where they belong.
What is our MOST strict policy and what does it mean?
Cell Phone Policy: all personal electronic devices (cell phones, headphones, airpods, and more) are OFF and AWAY either in a pocker, in a locker, or left at home.
What kind of projects and assignments might we see throughout the year?
Sewing, watercolor, painting, charcoal, oil pastel, and ink.
When cleaning up at the end of class, where should you double check for materials you might have missed?
The floor around you.