PCFC - Software Technology I
Expectations and Cooperation
Software Technology classroom policy:
- Practice behaviors that keep you employed!
- Respect your teacher and your classmates.
- Follow all school rules
- Pay attention during lectures and class discussions.
- Do not cheat! If you feel like you are getting behind, ask for help. You want to stay employed...and get a good grade (and credit) for the class.
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Use the computers and the network for academic purposes only.
- NO Playing games on the computers
- NO Downloading games or music
- NO Instant messaging
- NO Harassing or bullying
- Come to class prepared and be on time.
- No food and/or drink at the computers.
- Ask permission and sign out/in when leaving the room.
If you do have trouble following the code of cooperation, here's what happens.
- Any violation - Deduction of professional conduct points.
- Serious and/or repeat offenses - Deduction of professional conduct points.
Progressive discipline.
- Still having problems: Deduction of professional conduct points.
More progressive discipline. Discipline Referral.
Makeups and Late work.
- You may makeup work during the current quarter. However it
will be scored at 80% for the work missed. If you have an excused
absence, you may have a day grace for each day you were absent while
we were working on the work in class. Under exceptional
circumstances, the student may negotiate a new due date with the
teacher.
If you are absent on the the due date the items are due when you
return. I will contact your parent/guardians if you have an
excessive number of missing assignments
- Makeup is by appointment only. I am generally available
Wednesday morning and after school (subject to meetings).
Resubmission of Corrected Work
- As an experiment, I am allowing students to correct and resubmit corrected work to Edu20.
The action of correcting the assignment should be a learning
experience.
- They must resubmit the corrected work within one week of when the work was graded. The score for the
resubmitted work will be 80% of the difference between the old score and new score added to the old score.
Students only have one chance to resubmit work.