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Ms. Lemons General Chemistry Syllabus and
Class Guidelines

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Supplies
  • Textbook
  • White loose-leaf paper
  • Folder
  • Spiral Notebook or 3-ring binder
  • Note cards
  • Pen or pencil

3
Goals and Objectives
  1. To learn why science is important in the real
    world.
  2. To prepare students for the science needed for
    life as well as that needed for the science
    course taken in the future (high school or
    college).
  3. To learn to use a scientific calculator.
  4. To learn to read a science textbook.
  5. To assume responsibility for your own learning
    and to help the learning of others.
  6. To take good notes and keep all materials
    organized.
  7. To become more resourceful and less dependent on
    the teacher.
  8. To learn to listen to others carefully.
  9. To learn to explain to others.
  10. To learn to work well with classmates in-groups
    and in lab situations (1 per week on average).
  11. To master content of course.

4
Class Format
  • Classes will consist of, but not be limited to,
    lectures, labs, demonstrations, and research.
    Movies/DVDs/CDs will be shown when appropriate.

5
Student Responsibilities
  • You are responsible for everything covered in
    class, even if you are absent!!! You are to bring
    your textbook, pen or pencil, and paper to class
    everyday.

6
Assignments
  • Homework is due at the beginning of each class
    period. NO!!! Late work will be accepted.
  • Every Monday (or the 1st day of the week) you
    will have time to fill in your agenda.
  • Please write the assignments down, so if you are
    absent you will have your work completed when you
    return.
  • You can access my webpage at wlps.net to find out
    homework assignments.

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Laboratory Experiments
  • Students will be performing weekly lab
    experiments, after completing experiments
    students are to turn in a formal type written
    laboratory report.
  • IF reports are not typed they will not be graded
    (Not any portion will be graded). You can use the
    high school library computers.
  • You may email in your reports on or before the
    day they are due before the end of that school
    day.
  • No late reports will be accepted. Dont wait to
    the night before to type your report. Computers
    break run out of ink
  • If you are absent send them in with a friend,
    sibling, a parent, drop them in my mailbox before
    the end of the school day.

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Make-up Work
  • All assignments that are due or were due while
    you are absent are due the day you return to
    class. Make-up work will be counted only when
    your absence is excusedbut not labs!! LABS ARE
    DUE ON THE DUE DAY OR BEFORE!!
  • You are expected to have your homework completed
    on your return. (You are responsible to fill out
    your agenda on Monday. Failing to fill out your
    agenda is not an excuse for not completing your
    homework before your next chemistry class).
  • Test/quiz are made up before or after school
    within 2 days of your return to school.
  • You will not be allowed to do test corrections.
  • Special arrangements must be made for long term
    absences.
  • Labs There are no exemptions from lab
    procedures!!! Lab make-ups are NOT possible.
    Students that miss labs will receive a ZERO for
    participation. But students may still turn in
    their pre-lab on or before the lab day and may
    turn in their type written lab on the due day.

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Cheating
  • Coping another students homework or assignments
    is cheating. Students caught cheating will
    receive a ZERO for that work. The second offense
    may result in loss of credit for the class per
    the handbook.
  • Lab reports each students lab report should be
    their own workno two students should have the
    same report.

10
Attendance and Behavior
  • You are expected to attend each day and be on
    time (in your seat). Make sure you follow the
    schools student handbook. Having multiple
    absences makes it hard to keep up in class.
  • You are expected to know and use reasonable
    judgment in knowing what is appropriate behavior.
    You must follow all safety rules in lab rough
    housing or dangerous behavior may result in your
    removable from class.
  • Best behavior is expected for a substitute.

11
Consequences for misconduct or improper behavior
  • Behavior correcting, verbal warnings, detention,
    call home, removal from class, students are not
    to return to class until the problem has been
    resolved in a parent meeting.

12
Homework and Reading
  • You should expect some reading and homework every
    night.
  • All assignments are to be written out completely.
  • Notebook, folders, and grade sheets will be
    checked every semester.
  • I cannot stress how important it is for you to
    put a good effort into every assignment. In
    particular, you must read each lesson before
    attempting the homework problems.

13
Grade Sheet
  • Every student will be given a grade sheet to
    record all tests, quizzes, labs, and homework on.
    The total number of points possible and the
    number you received will also be included. You
    will be able to calculate your grade at any time.
    There is no excuse to be shocked about your
    gradeI post grades after every unit test, check
    your grade.

14
Test and Quizzes
  • You should expect weekly quizzes.
  • You should expect a full period test at the end
    of each chapter/unit.

15
Your Grade
  • Tests and quizzes count for 50 of your grade.
  • Homework, labs, notebook, folder, grade sheet
    count for the other 50.
  • You must maintain a C average first semester to
    be in second semester.

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Important
  • If you miss class the day before a test/quiz, you
    will still be expected to take the test/quiz with
    the rest of the class.
  • Test corrections can only be done before and
    after school 2 days after the test date. Remember
    if you do not take the test with the rest of the
    class you can NOT do test corrections.

17
How to be successful in Chem..
  • Do your daily textbook readings.
  • Take notes.
  • DO your homework try every question.
  • Ask questions in class again and again if
    needed.
  • Come in before or after school for extra help (it
    usually takes 5 minutes to clear up any
    confusion).
  • Help each other in class if you know how to do
    the work help someone out if you can teach it
    then you know it.
  • Dont waste class timeif I give you 10 minutes
    in class start your homework or readingdont sit
    and talk
  • Work aheadyou know what you work is for the week
    dont wait to the night before to do itIF you
    know you have to work or have a game do the
    homework earlier in the week.

18
Is Chemistry the right class for you?
  • Answer the following questions
  • Are you planning to do homework/reading every
    night?
  • Are you willing to come in before/after school
    for extra help?
  • Are you going to come to all test correction
    opportunities?
  • Are you planning on having good attendance?

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Work Cited
  • Jimmy Neutron. Cartoons. Aug. 14, 2006.
    http//adorocinema.cidadeinternet.com.br/filmes/ji
    mmy-neutron/jimmy-neutron.htm
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