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Classroom Policies and Procedures - Reflection On FERPA

This document outlines the homework, testing, grading, and assignment policies for a class. It states that homework will be assigned Monday through Thursday and is due by Friday. Tests will be given every other Friday on electronic devices. The class uses a point-based grading system where tests are worth the most points and homework assignments are worth 1 point each. Students should turn in assignments at the end of class and completed assignments will be returned in their green folders.

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Classroom Policies and Procedures - Reflection On FERPA

This document outlines the homework, testing, grading, and assignment policies for a class. It states that homework will be assigned Monday through Thursday and is due by Friday. Tests will be given every other Friday on electronic devices. The class uses a point-based grading system where tests are worth the most points and homework assignments are worth 1 point each. Students should turn in assignments at the end of class and completed assignments will be returned in their green folders.

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Homework:

 You will be assigned homework Monday thru Thursday.


 Please do your best to complete and turn in your homework on
time.
 If you, for whatever reason, are unable to submit your homework
on a daily basis, you have until Friday of that week to complete
and submit.
 After Friday, your homework will not be accepted unless you have
a medical/parent note.

Tests:
 We will have tests over learned material every other Friday.
 All test will be in electronic form, but scratch paper and pencil will
be provided. Please leave all other belongings, including your
phone turned off, inside your backpack.
 On test day please enter the classroom quietly, grab a
Chromebook from the back table, and log in using your username
and password. Once you have logged in, wait quietly for further
instructions.

Grading System:
 Class will be broken down into a point system.
 Tests (3) are worth 15 points each.
 Quizzes (4) are worth 5 points each.
 Homework (15) is worth 1 point each.
 Group Projects (2) are worth 10 points each.
 Total points for the class could come up to 100.
 The following is the grading scale:
 90-100 = A
 80-89 = B
 70-79 = C
 60-69 = D
 Anything less than a 60 = F

Turning In Assignments/Recovering graded assignments:


 Assignments and homework should be turned in at the end of
class to the assigned bin located at the back of the classroom.
 Graded assignments will be placed inside your green folder
located on the round table. It is your responsibly to check that
folder daily and make sure nothing is being returned.
 In case of an absence, your missed assignment and homework will
also be placed inside your green folder.
 Assignments will be returned in a timely fashion with appropriate
feedback for each assignment.
FERPA Reflection

I would say a couple of things really surprised me when learning


about FERPA in this course. I have always, somewhat, known about
student privacy and the responsibility that the school and teachers have
with their students in maintaining that privacy. Something I wasn’t
expecting is to the extent that this applies to. For example, disclosing a
students grades, even if it’s in a positive light is something that requires
parent, or student if he or she is over the age of 18, approval. I also
liked that I learned that I have to be very careful when using technology
to not share anything that could violate the students privacy. I think a
good rule to remember is to not share anything about my students on
my personal pages and if I have an account for my classroom, as many
schools do now days, to be sure I am not sharing anything personal
about any of my students. These are all great things to learn, especially
as we are living in a technology driven world now.

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