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    Algebra 2 Classes

    New Homework policies: each sections homework will be assigned in parts according to the topics discussed in class. The entire

    sections assignment will not be collected until after the final segment is assigned and reviewed.

    New homework grading scale: maximum 20 points total per assignment, awarded according to the rubric below. Homework more

    than 1 day late is penalized 4 points per day after the 1st day late. Homework and class work accounts for 20% of your overall class

    grade.

    Attendance / Attitude Grade

    Students earn points per day for their attendance and attitude toward learning. Five points are earned for attending class on time; 2points if the student is tardy. Five additional points may be earned for attitude; students receive these points for being in dress code,

    keeping electronic devices put away, and general classroom behavior. Breaking any of the codes of conduct may result in the loss of

    some or all of these points on any given day. The maximum number of points is 10 per day. These points make up 20% of your

    overall grade in the class.

    Quizzes

    Quizzes will be given after each chapter section, or occasionally after two sections. Each quiz usually has a total point value between

    25 and 50. Quizzes make up 20% of your overall class grade.

    Tests

    Tests are usually given twice per chapter, and are worth a total of 100 points. Students who are unhappy with a test grade may takethe test over within one weekof the original graded test being returned to the student. The higher score is kept in the grade book.Once a test is started, it must be completed in the same session. Tests account for 30% of your class grade.

    Midterm/ Final

    Each semester has a final exam consisting of between 30 and 50 multiple choice questions selected from any and all of the topics

    covered in the semester. The final exam accounts for 10% of your overall grade. There are NO RETAKES of final exams.

    Any exceptions to these procedures will be handled on a case-by-case basis.

    0 Points 1 Point 2 Points 3 Points 4 Points

    Problem SetNone of the problemset is copied to the

    students paper.

    25% of the problemset is copied to the

    students paper.

    50% of the problemset is copied to the

    students paper.

    75% of the problemset is copied to the

    students paper.

    The entire problemset is copied to the

    students paper.

    Work

    No student work is

    shown. Only answers

    are given.

    Minimal work is

    shown. Not clear

    how most answers

    are found.

    About half of the

    necessary work is

    shown. Many

    solutions come

    without steps or

    explanation.

    Most of the

    necessary work is

    shown. Steps for

    solving most

    problems are

    clearly given.

    All solutions are

    provided with clear

    steps and logically

    ordered work.

    AnswersAll answers are

    missing or not correct..

    Most of the answers

    are missing or not

    correct.

    About half of the

    answers are missing

    or not correct.

    Most of the answers

    are present and

    correct.

    All of the answers

    are present and

    correct.

    Neatness

    Most of the assignment

    is unreadable; containsmany incomplete

    erasures and/ orcrossed-out areas; poor

    use of space - crowded.

    Assignment is

    difficult to read;handwriting is

    poor; containsseveral incomplete

    erasures and/ or

    crossed-out areas;

    uneven use of

    space.

    Assignment is

    readable but sloppy- contains a few

    incomplete erasuresand/ or crossed-out

    areas; uneven use

    of space.

    Writing is clear and

    legible; erasuresgenerally clean, no

    crossed out areas;good use of space

    over most of the

    page.

    Writing is clear and

    legible; noincomplete erasures

    or cross-outs; gooduse of space with

    no crowding within

    or between

    problems.

    Use of InkStudent used ink for

    handed in work.

    Student used pencil

    for handed in work.