Homework Policy
- To be honest, I rarely assign extensive homework. I believe that if we work hard in class, we can relax in the evening. However, I reserve the right to assign homework every night Monday-Thursday as needed. It is expected that you spend at least 20 minutes a night reviewing class notes and vocabulary terms. I will not assign homework on Friday unless it is a project or paper that needs to be worked on outside of classroom time.
- If you do not complete your assigned work in class, it magically transforms into homework when the bell rings. If you do what I ask, you will rarely have homework. If you do not do as I ask, you can expect nightly homework.
- Tests will be announced in advance.
We will review in class. I also offer lunch time tutoring for exams.
- Students are also encouraged to read for pleasure as much as possible.
Reading for pleasure on a regular basis is a sure way to boost all SOL
scores.
- Please turn all assignments in on time. Assignments turned in late will not be accepted. You are responsible for your own success. That involves keeping track of deadlines.
- When a student is absent, it is the student’s responsibility to ask
for missed assignments. Work made up after an absence can be found on the "While You Were Out..." wall. I will not chase you for missing work. You can come to me before or after class to find out what you are missing.
- Please turn in assignments as quickly as possible within 5 days of returning to school.I will not beg you for missed work- it's up to you to turn it in. After 5 days, it will be considered late and given a zero.
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