Transcript 7th grade world history

7TH GRADE WORLD
HISTORY
WELCOME PARENTS
Graduated from Conner High School
 Graduated from Thomas More College
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◦ Middle School Math and Social Studies
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Joined the Army Reserves in 2008
◦ Currently still serving until 2017
Have taught for 2 years at a private
school teaching 6th, 7th, and 8th grade
Math and SS
 Enjoy teaching, reading, and spending
time with family and friends!
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Ms. Collins
PRE-HISTORY
II. MESOPOTAMIA– FERTILE CRESCENT
III. ANCIENT EGYPT
IV. JUDAISM, CHRISTIANITY, ISLAM
V. CLASSICAL CIVILIZATIONS– ANCIENT
GREECE AND ROME
VI. THE MIDDLE AGES/ THE RENAISSANCE
VII. EXPLORATION
I.
SYLLABUS
Students are expected to come to class
prepared, turn in their homework before
class starts, and be ready for the warm
up.
 Absences—If a student is absent they
have the same number of days of their
absence to make up their work. It is the
responsibility of the student to ask for
assignments they missed and questions
they may have.
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My Expectations
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Tests: 50 points
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Binder: 50 points
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Projects: 50-200 points
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Homework and Daily Grades: 5-20 points
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Late grades are accepted, however, the
grade is reduced 10% each day it is late.
Classroom Assignment Values
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We will be keeping a binder that will
contain all notes and handouts for the
year. This is extremely important due to
the fact that we have a classroom set of
textbooks only. This binder will be the
study resource for the class and will be
worth a 50 point test grade at the end of
each quarter.
Binder
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STUDENTS WILL NEED THE FOLLOWING
ITEMS FOR MY CLASS
◦ THREE RING BINDER WITH DIVIDERS
◦ LOOSE LEAF PAPER AND PENCIL
◦ COLORED PENCILS
MATERIALS
Red—No technology; place electronic
devices in the holder
 Yellow—electronic devices can be used for
instructional purposes
 Green-Free to use cell phone, but must
adhere to code of conduct and AUP
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BYOT
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[email protected]
Don’t
forget
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859-282-3240 ext. 116
 Planning is from 1:00-2:30 p.m.
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