• Read the FLVS lessons before each assignment

• TAKE NOTES!!

• Never go more that 7 days without submitting work

• Complete 2-3 assignments per week

• Communicate and respond to teacher contact within 24 hours

14-day seat time requirement

• Students must be working consistently for a minimum of 14 days to receive credit. 

• The 14-day count begins on the day the student submits the first assessment.

• The earliest segment exam password will be provided is on day 14 (if all course requirements have been met). 

• Your grace period is typically the first 2 weeks of the course during which you can see if this course is the right fit for you. (This first two weeks is also referred to as the add/drop period.)

• You can drop the course during the first 2 weeks without penalty

• Students can also be withdrawn from the course without penalty during the first 14 days if they are unable to meet grace period expectations

  1. Weekly work is expected, just as it is throughout the course

  2. 2 assignments per week is expected (plus the pre-test)

  3. A minimum of 5 submissions with a passing grade with work in each week at the end of week 2- this must include 1.03 which is the first writing assignment)

• Students who do not respond to teacher-led communication and interventions by submitting course assessments as indicated can be withdrawn

• Live lessons are conducted on Zoom and taught by FLVS Law Studies teachers

• Log-in using the Zoom info from your course home page

• Some live lessons are "for credit" meaning you can attend and receive credit for the assignment covered (if you have already completed the assignment you can get collaboration credit!)

• You are welcome to redo any assignment to try to raise your grade

  1. Make sure to REVIEW THE LESSON again and take additional notes first (use the feedback on written work!)

• To resubmit your assignment, you will access it through your grade book (from the main menu). Click on the assignment, read the comments, and upload a new file for your revised work (or re-take the quiz).

• For written work- leave the old file- do not delete it. This is important so we can compare the two files if needed

• You can redo an assessment up to 2 times