Understanding Course Policies and Grading

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What is the current tool used by the Mathematics Department for financial literacy?

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The Mathematics Department is no longer using FoolProof for financial literacy.

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Will Ms. V be offering extra credit opportunities?

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No, Ms. V will not be offering TONS of extra credit.

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Is help with assignments or comprehension available to students?

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Yes, help with assignments or comprehension will be available.

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How are grades computed?

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Grades are computed by (points earned/total points possible).

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What should students do after an absence regarding make-up work?

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Make-up work should be completed as soon as possible after an absence.

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What is the formula for calculating a student's grade?

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(points earned/total points possible) is the formula for calculating a student's grade.

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What does it mean if a statement is 'True' in the context of course policies?

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It means the statement accurately reflects the course policies.

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What does it mean if a statement is 'False' in the context of course policies?

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It means the statement does not accurately reflect the course policies.

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What is the importance of understanding course policies?

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Understanding course policies helps students know what is expected of them and how they can succeed.

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What is the role of extra credit in a grading system?

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Extra credit can provide students with additional opportunities to improve their grades.