Instructor:
Mr. Robbie Keuchler (Kee-chler)
Contact Information:
Email: rkeuchler@kippjax.org keuchlerr1@gmail.com
Phone: (904)479-8105 Google Voice
Class
Website: http://titanimpact.blogspot.com/
Textbook:
Holt Science
& Technology: Physical Science, Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 2007
(This is a classroom
set there is no take home text book)
Materials:
3 Ring
Binder (Provided by Student) (Must Have
Daily)
*Lecture Notes (Cornell Notes)
*Home Learning: (Homework) (Binder)
Student Portfolio (will
remain with teacher)
*Warm-Ups
(Portfolio)
*Graded
Papers (Portfolio)
Interactive
Notebook
*(INB) - 1
Spiral Notebook (Interactive Notebook) (Classwork, Student Centered)
Pencil
Colored
Pencils/Markers
Glue Sticks
College Ruled
Paper (no exceptions)
Course
Description:
KWBAT spend time
working on classroom activities to apply principles studied, improve
laboratory techniques, and learn more about the world around them. KWBAT able to apply what is learned to everyday life, which is prime objective of this class.
The major
areas of study will include:
Nature of Science
Weathering, Erosion, Deposition, and Land forms
Energy in the the Earth Systems
Weather and Climate
Energy,Motion, and Forces
The Cell
Human Body Systems
Immunity, Disease, and Disorders
Nature of Science
Weathering, Erosion, Deposition, and Land forms
Energy in the the Earth Systems
Weather and Climate
Energy,Motion, and Forces
The Cell
Human Body Systems
Immunity, Disease, and Disorders
We will
cover the majority of information in the text, but I will use other
supplemental materials. There is an emphasis on scientific problem solving, students discourse (scientific talk),and higher level thinking skills (rigor).
Classroom
activities are:
Laboratory exercises, Media Videos, Demonstrations, PowerPoint, Lab Reports, Science Exploration,
Individual projects, and Group projects.
Laboratory exercises, Media Videos, Demonstrations, PowerPoint, Lab Reports, Science Exploration,
Individual projects, and Group projects.
** All
activities and their plan times are subject to change due to yearly science
budget, time constraints, progression of student achievement, & students
being absent & etc.
Classroom
Expectations:
#1 Follow
Directions Quickly
#2 Be
Organized
#3 Make
Smart Choices
#4
Participation is Needed
#5 Be on
Time
#6
S.L.A.N.T: Sit up, Listen, Ask Questions, Nod Head, Track
#7 Take Good
Notes
First Five Minutes of Class
1. Come in Quietly & Be Seated
2. Take Out Class Materials
3. Place Shoulder Bag on the Back of Chair
4. Begin the DO NOW/Warm Up
*If finished ASSIGN yourself
Last Five Minutes of Class
1. Complete EXIT TICKET
2. Pack Up
3. Clean Your Area
4. D.E.A.R Drop Everything And Read
5. Wait for Dismissal Cues
First Five Minutes of Class
1. Come in Quietly & Be Seated
2. Take Out Class Materials
3. Place Shoulder Bag on the Back of Chair
4. Begin the DO NOW/Warm Up
*If finished ASSIGN yourself
Last Five Minutes of Class
1. Complete EXIT TICKET
2. Pack Up
3. Clean Your Area
4. D.E.A.R Drop Everything And Read
5. Wait for Dismissal Cues
In Class Consequences
1. Clear Expectations Reminded
2. Teacher Move
3. Class Dojo Deduction
4. Moved to Isolation-Time Out
5. Buddy Classroom- Timeout Ms. Parton
1. Clear Expectations Reminded
2. Teacher Move
3. Class Dojo Deduction
4. Moved to Isolation-Time Out
5. Buddy Classroom- Timeout Ms. Parton
HomeLearning-20%
Quizzes/Tests-30%
Classwork-25%
Lab/Cooperative
Learning-25%
Grade Distribution:
Method of Evaluation:
Students will be assessed on worksheets, vocabulary foldables, tests,
labs, lab reports, individual presentations, group presentations, quizzes,
journal entries, classroom participation, Interactive Notebooks, Cornell note
taking, & homework.
Grading
Scale:
100 –
90 A
89 – 80 B
79 – 70 C
69 – 60 D
59 &
Below F
Academic
Dishonesty:
Cheating
will not be tolerated. Anyone caught
cheating (taking or supplying answers) will be given zeros. Cheating is considered to be copying from any
source or reproducing any ideas that did not originate from your own mind,
including, but not limited to, classmates, friends, websites, books,
dictionaries, encyclopedias, and magazines.
Any type of plagiarism is to be considered cheating. Plagiarism will be an automatic 0 with no
opportunity to make-up.
Make Up
Work: For every day a student is absent, three days are allowed to complete any missed assignments. It is the student’s responsibility to
complete the make-up work. If a student
knows in advance that he or she will miss class, they need to make arrangements
to have the assignment(s) completed before leaving. If absent near the end of a grading period,
discuss with me for appropriate deadlines.
Extra
Credit:
If extra
credit opportunities are given, they will be available for all students. And there will be no penalty if they are not
completed. Never depend on extra credit
to raise your grade.http://www.gooru.org/content/courses/play/58aad739-0c55-43d1-8fe2-c9580654a93d