Grading Policies and Procedures

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What is a weighted gradebook?

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A grading system where different assignments and assessments are assigned different weights, affecting the overall grade based on their importance.

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What percentage is typically assigned to general practice in a weighted gradebook?

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35%.

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What percentage is typically assigned to participation and work ethic in a weighted gradebook?

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10%.

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When is homework due according to the grading policy?

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Within the first 10 minutes of class on the due date.

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What is the consequence for academic dishonesty?

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A zero on the assignment.

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Define 'academic dishonesty'.

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Any form of cheating or misrepresentation of one's work, including plagiarism and unauthorized collaboration.

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What is the purpose of grading policies?

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To provide a clear framework for evaluating student performance and ensuring fairness in assessment.

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What is the role of participation in a student's overall grade?

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Participation often reflects engagement and effort, contributing to the overall assessment of a student's performance.

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How can students ensure they meet homework deadlines?

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By managing their time effectively and being aware of the specific due dates outlined in the grading policy.

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What might be included in a grading policy besides homework and tests?

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Participation, projects, quizzes, and classwork.