11th Grade- We are starting Modernism this week and took our unit 13 vocabulary quiz today (Wednesday). We will be reading "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" and responding to some analytical questions about the poem in groups. Students who will be absent need to be checking Edmodo regularly. I will post a copy of these questions to the Edmodo group.
12th Grade- We are studying sonnets this week. We discussed some Elizabethan Theatre history on Monday and discussed different forms and styles of sonnets Tuesday and today. Tomorrow (Thursday) and Friday we will analyze sonnets and students will be required to write their own sonnet in iambic pentameter. This sonnet will be due Monday. Third period took their unit 13 vocabulary quiz today and 2nd period will take it tomorrow.
Below you will find my make up work policy. I am explaining this policy to your students tomorrow and sending a hard copy of this home. It should have been attached to my course syllabus and I apologize that it was not. If you have any questions about this please contact me.
Make-Up Work Policy
**Please
consider this an addition to the class rubric
Each
student will have an opportunity to make up any work they missed so long as the
absence is excused by the office. The student will have three days upon
returning to make up missed assignments. The students need to stay in constant
communication with the teacher. I do not want make-up work to be a source of
tension for students, but if they do not communicate with me I will have to
assume they have chosen to not make up the assignment.
All work
that is able to be made-up will be marked in Achieve as a grade of 1/100. The
purpose of this method is two-fold. It is designed to assist parents in
recognizing what work needs to be made up and to help students see how choosing
to NOT make up the work will affect their overall grade. Once the assignment is
past-due, the grade will be changed to a 0.
Often I
encourage students to make up tests and quizzes with me as I am at school most
mornings by 7:00 a.m. and stay after school most afternoons. There will be
times, however, that I will need to leave tests with Mrs. Garret to be taken
Friday mornings. Again, communication with me is key.
If you
have any questions about this policy, please do not hesitate to email me.
Miss
Carter
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