

Introduction to Mrs. Nelson & ST109
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English
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10th Grade
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Morgan Nelson
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22 Slides • 15 Questions
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By: Mrs. Nelson / ST109 / RHS
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This is my 8th year teaching, but my 2nd year at Richland High School. I also serve as the DECA advisor. Teaching has always been my passion, though I’ve spent a few years gaining experience in various industries—from handling public relations at a veterinary clinic to writing and marketing technical documentation.
I’m excited to help you learn more about business, marketing, and how to succeed in your career. My dad was a Business and CTE teacher in Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD, and I’m proud to continue his legacy. I’m looking forward to a great school year!
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2 Power Buttons
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Tardies / Phones / IDs / Food / Grade %'s
Don't be tardy. If you are, bring the tardy pass (except 1st).
No phones. It's the law.
Must wear your ID for safety.
No open lid sodas/energy drinks at the computer stations. Only refillable water bottles with secure lid.
50% for DAILY GRADES (8) and 50% for TESTS (3). Check FOCUS.
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Multiple Choice
Phones aren't allowed during class.
True; it is a state law.
False; Mrs. Nelson is okay with breaking the law.
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You must sign in and out every time you leave the classroom, unless you will make it back before the tardy bell.
Only 1 person may be out at a time.
1 pass = 1 person
You must take the pink 3D printed hall pass.
No restroom/hallway pass the first and last 5 minutes.
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Multiple Choice
True or False: If I write you a pass somewhere, you still have to sign out.
True
False
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I have CLASS PRIDE!
I have RESPECT for myself and others!
I am a WINNER!
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Open Ended
What's one sign that students in a classroom take pride in and care for their classroom?
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Open Ended
Mrs. Nelson will assign one of the following for you to answer:
a) How can I show respect for myself in the classroom?
b) How can I show respect for others in the classroom?
c) How can I show respect to Mrs. Nelson in the classroom?
d) How can Mrs. Nelson show respect in the classroom?
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Multiple Choice
I agree to be a _________ in Mrs. Nelson’s class.
WINNER
loser
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Business Expectations
Essential Business Habits: Good Attendance, Punctuality (on-time), Time Management, Accountability (esp. to deadlines), Presentation skills, and RESPECT.
Language appropriate for the business setting. (No abusive or vulgar language, name-calling, or harassment of any form will be tolerated.
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Open Ended
What is one good business habit that you want to improve on this class?
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Entering Routine
🚪 STEP IN & SAY HI: Walk in calmly, greet Mrs. Nelson, and go to your assigned station with any needed supplies (Look at the agenda and check the gold tray).
🖥️ SIGN IN & SCAN: Log in and scan for any issues with your station. Report them immediately.
📘 START YOUR QUESTION OF THE DAY: Open your folder/journal, search for the question of the day, and write your answer.
🗣️ SPEAK UP FOR ATTENDANCE!
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Multiple Select
When I come to class, I should do the following things:
Take a baby nap
Steal snacks and sit wherever I want
Check my computer station and login
Start the question of the day
Check the agenda and gold tray for supplies needed
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Multiple Select
When you login to the computer, you should scan your computer station to make sure….
Trash left or writing on desk, keyboard, desktop, etc.
1 million dollars isn’t hiding
There are no missing keys, mouse, etc.
Mrs. Nelson’s hedgehog, Poca, isn’t there
Settings don't appear to have been changed.
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All assignments and materials are posted on canvas. Each week is its own module with headers for each day. You can also check this week's and next week's agenda to see what's coming up. Sometime, the link might go to what I need as a teacher and not what you need as a student to participate.
Canvas
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The "Daily Agenda" is my master planner for the course. It will also always be projected on one of the TVs because it shows our current TEKS, PDSA, and word wall. Although I will use it for our daily slides, it is probably easier to use the weekly modules for your purposes as a student.
Important Things Module
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Assignments are ALWAYS due on FRIDAY (or the last day of the week).
ON TIME = full credit
A little late but Mrs. Nelson hasn’t graded it yet = LATE BUT full credit
Every day after it is due is -5 points.
ALL assignments close 1 week after they are due.
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Multiple Choice
When do assignments close?
When pigs fly
1 week after they are DUE
1 week before the end of the QUARTER
Never
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Cheating and plagiarism are not tolerated.
Including: Reusing past work from yourself or others, copying thinking from AI without explicit permission, or lying about assignments that you had not completed.
Cheating
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Multiple Choice
I promise NOT to cheat, plagiarize, or be dishonest in my work for this class.
Yes, I promise.
Yes, I promise but in teal.
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You can use your tickets to redeem extra credit points on assignments.
Extra Credit
So you can use your tickets to redeem a late work pass for assignments.
Late Work Pass
You will be given time in class to finish your work. It is only assigned as homework if you choose not to use your time in class wisely.
Homework
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You can earn tickets for participation, class games,
helping around the room, going above and beyond on
assignments, grades, etc.
You are responsible for keeping up with your tickets.
Tickets may only be redeemed at an appropriate time,
not during a lesson, when a guest is present, or during another of your classes, etc.
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= 2 TICKETS
1 Extra Credit Point
= 4 TICKETS
Small Candy
Stickers
Water
Fruit Snacks = 10 TICKETS
Sprites = 12 TICKETS
Cheez-Its = 14 TICKETS
Takis = 20 TICKETS
Snacks
= 6 TICKETS
School Supplies
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Multiple Choice
True or False: I can come to Mrs. Nelson's class to redeem tickets whenever I want.
True
False
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The consequences will fit the crime.
Verbal warning
Written warning
Loss of privilege
Parent/Guardian email or phone call
Lunch detention
Behavior contract
Teacher detention
Office referral
Parent conference
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Focus Messages
Canvas Messages
Tutorials = Tu/Thurs 7:10-7:25am and Thurs 2:55-3:25pm
Contact Me
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Exiting Routine
👩🏫 LAST REMINDERS: Mrs. Nelson will check in with progress and give any last reminders.
🧠 LOG OUT: Save work and sign out of the computer. (Turn off if 7th period.)
🔒 LEAVE IT CLEAN: Tidy your station (no trash/papers/mess), wipe down (if needed), and push in your chair.
🚶♂️ LEAVE QUIETLY: Wait away from the door until the bell rings.
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Multiple Choice
BEFORE YOU START PACKING UP, Mrs. Nelson will go over….
The blue slides everyday
20 lecture slides
Last Reminders
Nothing. Just pack up.
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Multiple Choice
Who is responsible for signing out of your desktop?
YOU
Your friend
Mrs. Nelson
Jaiden
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Multiple Choice
Mrs. Nelson is not your maid or your mama. Clean up any trash, return supplies where you found them or better, and push in chairs.
I agree to treat Mrs. Nelson’s room (ST109) with respect because she is NOT paid to clean up after my mess. (This also goes for when there is a sub.)
I disagree and will talk to Mrs. Nelson after class about why.
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Multiple Choice
Where should you wait for the bell ONCE your computer station is LOGGED OFF, your work is TURNED IN, and your area is CLEAN?
By the door to annoy Mrs. Nelson.
By your desk/at my row/in the common area.
In your car.
Why wait??
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