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Page 1: Classroom expectations

Welcome!

Web Technologies (TK7901)Money Matters (TF6200)

Mr. Castro

Page 2: Classroom expectations

Handouts

Handouts include:Copies of Guidelines for Acceptable

Classroom Behavior.A list of school clubs.A Letter To Me From Me

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Curriculum Goals

• Web Technologies (TK7901)

• Money Matters (TF6200)

• Securities and Investments (Spring 2011)

See Classroom Web Site:

http://franklin.episd.org/businessdepartment.html

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Student Behaviors

• Be prompt Be in assigned seat before the tardy bell.

• Be responsible with property and belongings. Computers, printers, desks & other equipment.

• Be a prepared, honest and positive participant Follow directions. Do not cheat. Be honest and

ethical.

• Be productive Turn in work on time, and always do your best.

• Follow the rules http://franklin.episd.org/information.html

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Show Respect

• Treat all members of the school community and all visitors with politeness and respect.

• Honor the ideas and opinions of others.

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Attendance

• If tardy, sign in.

• Absences Check the online assignment calendar for the

assignments. Each absence has a one-day grace period if

absence is excused.

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Grading

• Grades are based on the accumulation of points.

• Points are based on: Labs & classwork

(60%) Exams/quizzes

(30%) 9 Weeks Exam

(10%)

• Grades are posted online and usually updated every Tuesday.

Our Grading Scale• 90-100% =

A• 80-89% =

B• 75-79% =

C• 60-74% =

D• Below 60% =

F

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Internet Use

Safety Issues

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When you and your family surf the Web it’s important to

keep the following in mind:• Online information is usually

not private.

• People online are not always who they say they are.

• Anyone can put information online.

• You can’t trust everything you read online.

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Are you addicted to the internet?

Look for symptoms of Internet dependency.

Ask yourself if your Internet use is affecting your school performance, health, and relationships with family and friends.

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Using Internet communication tools such as chat rooms, e-mail, and instant messaging can put

you at potential risk of encountering online predators.

External chat rooms are prohibited.

Online predators try to gradually seduce their targets through

attention, affection, kindness, and even gifts, and often devote

considerable time, money, and energy to this effort.

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OPEN HOUSE

Franklin High School

September 15, 2010

7:00 p.m.

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Get Involved!

• Many opportunities for students to become involved in school programs.

• Club list.

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In-Class Activity

Leadership

A Letter To Me From Me

Students write about who they are and what they believe; what drives or motivates them; what are their goals for the school year?

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Questions?

• Take questions from students.

• Review Guidelines for Acceptable Classroom Behavior with parent/guardian and return bottom portion.