Science and Technology 11 Outline

2006 - 2007
Mr. Callister

Overview

This course is designed to provide students with a broad understanding of day-to-day concepts and trends in relation to science and technology. The idea is to make light of such concepts using hands-on activities and in-class discussion. The course is heavily weighted on work that is to be completed during class time and therefore regular attendance is essential for success. Although this course provides the grade 11 Science credit that is required for graduation, students should be aware that it does make them ineligible for university and some college programs.

Student Expectations

Students should . . .

  • be in class on time and remain in the class unless excused.
  • be considerate and respectful of the learning needs of others in the class.
  • be on task and strive to be an involved/active learner.
  • behave in a mature and responsible fashion.
  • take advantage of their opportunity to learn something new.

Marking Scheme

A. Attendance 25% (10 possible marks per class)

10 On time/present throughout class (no hall wandering).
5 One of the above conditions is not met.
0 Unexcused absence (10% of overall term mark will be deducted for any class that is skipped!).

B. Class Mark 25% (10 possible marks per class)

10 Student expectations (above) were met throughout the class.
5 Student expectations (above) were met with minimal intervention.
0 Student expectations (above) were not met for much of the class.

C. Daily Journal (Notebook) 25% (10 possible marks per class)

10 Entry was orderly, neat, complete and showed effort towards content.
5 Entry was complete but lacking in other aspects.
0 Incomplete entry.

D. Assignments 25%

Marks are given as assigned in class.
Deduct 25% of assignment mark for each school day it is late.

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