Grading Standards
Library and Checkout Policies
Previous Research Topics
Current Research Topics
Facts about Ms. Deen
100

What are the 3 grading standards in library class? (Hint: S&C, P, and B)

Skills & Concepts, Participation, and Behavior

100

How many books is your grade allowed to check out and how long can you keep them for?

5 books; 3 weeks.

100

What is the name of Saint Andrew's library catalog?

Destiny Discover (also Follett Destiny)

100

What is something we'll learn this year? 

Answers include: Dewey Decimal System, Using Google, Bias & Perspective, Using AI for research, plagiarism and citation

100

What is Ms. Deen's favorite animal?

Bats

(JK, we all know it's cats)

200

What does a 1, 2, 3, and 4 mean on a report card?

1: Needs improvement

2: Approaching expectations

3: Meets expectations

4: Exceeds expectations

200

What is a hold and a renewal?

Hold: Reserve a book when it is returned.

Renewal: Ask to keep a library book for longer

200

How are nonfiction books organized in the library?

The Dewey Decimal System

200

Anthony has a bias towards cats. When his dog and cat has a fight, who is he more likely to side with?

His cat.

200

What are the names of Ms. Deen's cats?

Linen and Denim (also Cotton but he passed away)

300

Samuel doesn't want to do the classwork Ms. Deen assigns. 😔 Which grading standards would this affect? (Hint: There are 2)

Skills & Concepts and Participation

300

Show and explain the five silent signals.

Agree/connection, restroom, water, tissue, and question/comment.

300

What are three different parts of a nonfiction book and explain what they are.

Table of contents: List at the beginning of the book that details chapter names and the page they appear on

Title page:Page at the beginning of the page that details the title, author, and publisher. 

Index: List at the back of the book that identifies keywords and every page they appear in the book.

Glossary: A dictionary at the back of the book that defines main keywords

300

What is plagiarism? 

Using someone else's work without crediting them.

300

How many years has Ms. Deen been at Saint Andrew's?

This is her second year!

400

Gregory answers all the classwork correctly and knows the answers to Ms. Deen's questions, but he tends to not raise his hand and blurts out or interrupts other students. How might this impact his grade?

His skill & concept grade might be higher, but his participation and behavior grade might be lower.

400

Tell me 3 ways we can be respectful to our peers or Ms. Deen

Answers include: not interrupting others, waiting our turn, helping others, hands to ourselves.

400

What is the difference between a primary and secondary source?

Primary: A source that was created at the time of the event.

Secondary:A source that was created after the tiem of the event

400

What is bias?

A strong preference for or against something that influences our actions.

400

What is something Ms. Deen does in her free time?

Reading, drawing, playing with her cats, taking her cats on a walk

500

How can you get a 3 for each of the three standards?

Skills & Concept: Answering classwork correctly and following library policies.

Participation: Completing classwork, answering questions in class, using checkout time wisely.

Behavior: Following all library expectations and being kind topeers and Ms. Deen

500

Tell me 3 ways we can take care of our library books.

Answers include: returning them on time, keeping them away from little siblings and pets, keeping them in a safe space, not eating or drinking while reading our books.

500

What is the TRAAP method and identify each letter

The TRAAP method is a way of evaluating websites to make sure they are a good source of information. It stands for Timeliness, Relevance, Authority, Accuracy, and Purpose.

500

Why is it important to give credit to our sources? 

It makes us more reliable and acknowledges where we got our information for. 

500

What did Ms. Deen study in college?

Architecture and Library Science