FCS
Grading and Homework Policies |
| Mrs. Byers |
|
| Student averages will be calculated in the following
manner: |
| 6th
and 7th Grade |
|
25% Daily Work – |
this includes sewing and kitchen labs as well
as other learning experiences such as role playing |
25% Written Assignments – |
worksheets, vocabulary, etc. |
| 25% Projects
– |
projects have
a rubric that explains the variouselements
that the student will be evaluated on –
if
the project is turned in late, the student will
lose
5 points for each day it islate |
| 25% Quizzes and/or tests – |
if a student has a failing grade, he/she may correct his/her quiz/testand earn ½ credit for each corrected answer |
| 8th Grade |
| 20%
Daily Work - |
this
includes kitchen labs as well as various other learning experiences such as role
playing |
| 20% Written Assignments – |
worksheets, vocabulary, etc. |
| 20% Projects
– |
projects
have a rubric that explains the various elements
that the student will be evaluated on –if
the project is turned in late, the student will
lose
5 points for each day it is late |
| 20% Quizzes and/or tests – |
if a student has a failing grade, he/she may correct his/her quit and earn ½ credit for each corrected answer |
| 20%
Service learning – |
this includes student participation
in the kindergarten
reading
buddy program or alternate
area of service determined by the
teacher and student
|
Homework Policy
There
is no formal homework in Family and Consumer
Science.However, at times a student may be
asked to complete his/her daily work
at home in order to receive credit.Projects are started in class
and usually require extra time at home to
be completed.
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