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N. HOMEWORK POLICY Kindergarten Teacher Handbook 2012-2013 55 2. Art Portfolio or Folder. Students will maintain throughout the school year a portfolio or folder of art work created in conjunction with the district adopted textbook. Three-dimensional art (sculpture, crafts, etc.) may be stored or sent home. The art portfolios or folders should be sent home for parent or guardian signature at least once every nine weeks. 3. Grading Lessons. Each teacher should record a grade for each lesson completed in the Lessons Booklet. 4. Art Grading Policy. Each teacher will assign a letter grade the child earned in his/her class for a nine weeks period. The grade of "E" indicates excellent participation in the art program; the grade of "S" indicates satisfactory participation; the grade of "N" indicates that the child's participation needs improvement; and the grade of "U" indicates unsatisfactory participation. A conduct grade must be noted in the comment section. e. Theater Arts will be addressed through an integrated approach with documentation of the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills reflected in the teacher’s grade book. f. Computer Literacy Computer literacy will follow the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills objectives and the elementary curriculum guide. g. Foreign Language is an optional program considered to be enrichment with grading and assessment incorporated into their other classes. 1. Homework will be assigned by the classroom teacher when it is deemed necessary to provide extra practice, maintenance of skills, or review of skills. 2. Classwork should not be considered homework. 3. Homework assignments should not exceed twenty minutes. 4. The teacher will follow-up on homework assignments. 5. A system of credit/noncredit should be established to show whether students have completed homework assignments. Homework will be checked on a daily basis. Grades 1-4 Examples: Rewards for Credit Certificates Happy Grams Stars Checks 1. Class work should not be considered homework. 2. Total homework assignments should not exceed 45 minutes. Special projects may require more time. Teachers at departmentalized campuses should consider assigning homework on alternating nights, so that homework overload does not occur. The daily 45 minute homework will include independent reading and written assignments. 3. The teacher will follow-up on homework assignments. 4. Homework will be checked daily. 5. At least one (1) homework grade is required each grading period with the exception of nonweighted classes.
General Homework Information for Grades K-4 It is expected that most homework be done out of class. However, it must be noted that any assignment should be thoroughly discussed and explained in class. In many subjects, it is best to give the students time in class to begin work on the assignment to insure that they understand what is expected. Homework should be purposeful and adjusted to the needs of the individual student. A discussion of the homework assignment, the purpose of the assignment should be made clear to the students. Often assignments appear to the students to be a meaningless, time-consuming task. Sufficient explanations must be given so that students know: - How the assignment is related to the topic under study - The purpose of the assignment - How the assignment might best be carried out - What needs to be done to demonstrate that the assignment has been completed It is good practice to write the assignments on the overhead or chalkboard and then see that the students write their assignments down in the assignment section of their notebooks. The following are guidelines to be used by the teacher in making homework assignments: 1. Is the assignment a logical outgrowth of the work of the class? 2. Is the assignment meaningful and carefully planned rather than busy work? 3. Do the students understand the content/skills/concepts with which the assignment is concerned to such a degree that incorrect learning is not being reinforced? 4. Do the students fully understand the directions? Have the students written down the pertinent directions? Are the directions on printed material? 5. Can the assignment be adapted to fit students’ abilities and to minimize their limitations? 6. No homework should be assigned as a punitive measure. 7. Is a long-range homework assignment such as reading a novel or developing a project extended over an adequate amount of time? Are periodic deadlines built into the long-range assignment? Will several grades/checks be taken on the long-range assignment during the time allotted to insure students are on task and that they understand the assignment? 8. Homework should not be used to teach complex skills. It should generally focus on simple skills and material or on the integration of skills already possessed by the student. If the above are followed as principles and procedures for assigning homework, then there need not be any specific guidelines concerning the maximum length of time students should spend on homework. O. MAKE-UP WORK Work assigned on the day of an absence must be completed and given to the teacher. It is the responsibility of the teacher to provide make-up work when the student returns to class. The student is expected to complete and submit the make-up work. No penalty is to be attached to make-up work turned in within three school days of returning to class for any absence. For extended absences of more than three school days, special arrangements need to be made with the teacher for makeup work. When students are absent for several days, the school will help in getting assignments from teachers. Parents will need to call a day in advance to make these arrangements. P. INSTRUCTIONAL INTERVENTION – RE-TEACHING/REASSESSMENT POLICY Re-teaching and re-assessment is appropriate for all instructional objectives assessed as major grades as recorded in the teacher’s gradebook regardless of the original assessment grade. It should be a continuous and ongoing component of every course. All students will have the opportunity to re- Teacher Handbook 2012-2013 56
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Testing The homebound teacher will
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Testing Policy Campus staff will fo
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