Annie

Marcum

9th Grade Case Manager

Study Skills

Co- Taught World Perspectives

Co-Taught Physical Science

Course Description:

Study skills is a course that enhances student academic and functional outcomes to support progress in the curriculum and transition goals. Students will demonstrate initiative and productivity, responsibility, accountability and collaboration in order to develop personal, career and life management skills as measured by maintaining a portfolio of artifacts.

Core Competency:

Upon successful completion of this course students will be able to:

Demonstrate the implementation of 21st Century Learning Expectations by developing a portfolio of evidence in the areas of personal, career and life management.

Homework / Class Work:

There is no course assigned homework. The expectation is that students will be active participants in all course components.

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...FOR YOUR INFORMATION...

Students are encouraged to practice continuous improvement in their learning through reassessment. Students are eligible to retake summative assignments after one of the following steps takes place:
The student and teacher develop a plan for reassessment that is mutually agreed upon. This may include additional work sessions, completion of all formative assessments leading to the summative, and a determined end date, among other possibilities as determined by teacher and content area.
Students wanting to retake only one component of a larger assessment may do so by following the same steps above.
In any reassessment opportunity, the higher grade will be recorded.
Teachers may give an alternate version of the assessment should they deem it necessary to assess student learning.
Final Exams are not open to reassessment.
Students will not be allowed to complete reassessments within one week of the end of each quarter. Students still wanting to reassess after this point may do so through time allotted for competency recovery. The grade, again, will be changed to reflect the learning taking place.

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