Access your course at:
- Login:student id (ab12345) Password:______
Set up your profile (“personal information”) by clicking on your name at the top of the screen (upper right), be sure to include current contact email
All students should have a notebook for their course(s)
- Take notes on the big ideas and information listed in the “unit objectives” sections of your course
- Important people, events, dates should be in your notes
Courses must be complete by July 28th, 2017
- Notify Mat-Su iTech when final exam is completed:
Written assignments:
- Format in a word document with a header that includes your name, course, unit, assignment, and date
- Copy/paste the questions/writing prompt into your document
- Save your work as “LastnameCourseUnitAssignment#” (e.g:PelletierForensics1Unit3Questions)
- Write in complete sentences and/or paragraph format
- Follow the guidelines in the course syllabus (“how you will be graded” section); answer questions fully and in detail
- Written in your own words or restated, not copied from course or other sources
Discussions:
- Give your discussion post a title
- Restate the question you are addressing
- Write in complete sentences/paragraphs
- Follow the guidelines in the course syllabus (“how you will be graded” section); answer questions fully and in detail.
Quizzes
- Quizzes and exams are timed and can only be entered ONE time.
- Navigating off the page will submit your work with a grade
- Quizzes allow 15 minutes, score will be entered if quiz times out
Mid-term and final exams:
- CHS/WMS/HHS during summer school session (until June 16)
- Administrative building in Palmer (Gulkana St) June 19-July 28 as per scheduled testing times
- Mid-Term and final exams areproctored—DO NOT TAKE FROM HOME
- Mid-term and final exams are timed (45 minutes) and can only be entered ONE time.
- Navigating off the page will submit your work with a grade
SUBMITTING ANSWERS TO REVIEW & CRITICAL THINKING QUESTIONS
For CRITICAL THINKING questions, there are no right or wrong answers. For example, a question on your thoughts on why you think people are shy is a pretty open-ended type of question. Grades will be based on the depth of personal insight you present. Do not simply agree or disagree with an insight question. We are looking for critical thinking and possibly a related personal experience with the question.Always restate the question in your answer, and write in complete sentences.
It is important to provide detailed answers for insight/opinion questions.
For REVIEW questions, you should be produce a more academic answer. For example, "What two categories are norms divided into?" This type of direct question requires a specific answer. Please use full sentences, proper grammar, and restate the question in your answer.
SUBMITTING PARAGRAPHS
1. The first, second or last sentence contains the main idea and key words from the question or assigned topic.
2. Paragraph contains one to three explanatory sentences.
3. Paragraph contains two to four sentences about specific details related to question.
4. Details are colorful, interesting and appropriate.
5. Paragraph ends with a good closing sentence that refers to the main idea without repeating it.
6. Free of spelling and grammatical errors.
80-100% / 60-80% / 40-60% / 20-40% / 0%- The student completes all components of the assignment.
- The student demonstrates in-depth understanding of the relevant concepts presented in the question.
- Where appropriate, the student chooses more efficient and/or sophisticated explanations to answers.
- Questions are clearly restated in answers.
- The student completes most components of the assignment.
- The student demonstrates understanding of major concepts even though he/she overlooks or misunderstands less important ideas or details.
- The student completes some components of the task and communicates those components clearly.
- The student demonstrates that there are gaps in his/her conceptual understanding.
- Student demonstrates minimal understanding.
- Answer lacks clear communication.
- Answer may be totally incorrect or irrelevant.
- Blank/no response