Mr. Stew's World History Course

Which of the following is NOT a course goal in Mr. Stew's World History class?

• Cultivate empathy by seeking to understand diverse perspectives

• Embrace the counter narratives; seek the truth

• Memorize all historical dates and events

• Broaden your horizon by learning about the world and its people

How often will "Legendary" assignments occur in Mr. Stew's World History class?

• Daily

• Weekly

• 1-2 times per semester

• Every class period

What is the point value of "Epic" assignments in Mr. Stew's World History class?

• 5 points

• 10 points

• 20 points

• 40 points

What type of assignments are worth 5 points each in Mr. Stew's World History class?

• Common assignments

• Rare assignments

• Epic assignments

• Legendary assignments

What is the email address provided for contacting Mr. Stew?

• [e-mail]

• [e-mail]

• [e-mail]

• [e-mail]

How will seats be assigned in Mr. Stew's World History class?

• Students choose their own seats

• Seats will be predetermined by Mr. Stew

• Seats will be assigned alphabetically

• Seats will be assigned based on grades

What is the policy on cell phone usage during class?

• Cell phones can be used freely during class.

• Cell phones must be put away during class unless working on independent work with Mr. Stew's approval.

• Cell phones can be used only during breaks.

• Cell phones must be put away only during exams.

What must a parent/guardian do to give permission for their student to watch video clips?

• Sign a separate permission slip.

• Check the appropriate box on the Oath of Expectations form.

• Send an email to Mr. Stew.

• Verbally inform Mr. Stew.

What is required from the parent/guardian to acknowledge understanding of classroom policies?

• Sign the form.

• Initial each box on the Oath of Expectations form.

• Write a letter to Mr. Stew.

• Attend a parent-teacher meeting.

What is the purpose of the Oath of Expectations document?

• To outline the rules and expectations for students in Mr. Stew's class.

• To provide a list of homework assignments.

• To give information about the school calendar.

• To describe the grading system in detail.