(8-21-20) Strauss's Student Orientation Quiz

Where can you find your REAL grade (the grade you will get on your report card)?

• EdGenuity

• GoogleClassroom

• Q/StudentConnect

• None of these - you have to email Ms. Strauss to figure out your real grade.

Which of the following is the correct breakdown of weights for your REAL grade in Q/StudentConnect?

• Edgenuity = 50%; Google Classroom = 25%; Final Project = 25%

• Edgenuity = 50%; Google Classroom = 50%

• Edgenuity = 80%; Google Classroom = 20%

• Edgenuity = 80%; Google Classroom = 10%; Final Project = 10%

Which grade is used to determine the "EdGenuity" portion of your REAL grade in StudentConnect/Q?

• The Overall Grade

• The Actual Grade

• The Relative Grade

• None of these.

In EdGenuity, your course progress is displayed in one of three colors based on your progress according to the timeline. Which of the following are correct definitions for each color? Select ALL that apply.

• Blue = Ahead

• Red = Behind

• Green = Ahead

• Yellow = On Target

• Blue = On Target

Which of the following is the most correct statement about your Overall Grade?

• It’s the scores on my assessments ONLY: quizzes, tests, and exams.

• It’s the combined averages of my assignments ONLY but does NOT include assessments.

• It’s the score of all the work I’ve completed so far (no matter how far I've progressed).

• It’s all my grades, including zeros for any work I didn’t complete yet.

Which of the following is the most correct statement about your Actual Grade?

• It’s the scores on my assessments ONLY: quizzes, tests, and exams.

• It’s the combined averages of my assignments ONLY but does NOT include assessments.

• It’s the score of all the work I’ve completed so far, AND my pace. (My score will be lower if I'm behind.)

• It’s the grade I would earn if I stopped working on my course and earned zeros for all remaining activities.

Which of the following can help you succeed in your Edgenuity coursework?

Select ALL that apply.

• Stay on pace by keeping your progress bar on target or ahead.

• Take notes to rephrase in your own words what you’ve learned.

• Ask your teacher for help as needed.

• Do not plagiarize.

True or False:

Copying other’s work and submitting it as your own is called plagiarism.

• True

• False

True or False:

Helping others with assignments is cheating.

• True

• False

True or False:

Giving your assignment answers to a friend is against the academic integrity policy.

• True

• False