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small medium large THE TOP TWENTY THINGS YOU MUST DO TO PASS THIS CLASS 1.Come to class prepared. Bring lined notebook paper (no spiral paper accepted), pen, and pencil each day. Bring your AR book with you every Friday. 2.Get credit for your work. Make sure you label every assignment with a proper heading which includes your full name (last name first), period, date, and assignment name. 3.Complete all assignments. Do every assignment as instructed. Be sure to read and follow all components of the directions. 4.Listen carefully. Pay attention in class. Headphones, cell phones, and other distractions are prohibited. Leave them in your backpack. 5.Ask questions. If something hasn't been explained to your satisfaction, you must ask for additional information. I'm here to help you. 6.Show what you know. In order to verify that you understand a concept and have mastered an objective, you must complete the work assigned. 7.Work to your potential. Don't shortchange yourself by doing less than you are capable of doing. Always put your best effort into every assignment. 8.Turn in assignments on time. The English department policy stipulates that late work will NOT be accepted. Due dates are given for a reason and will be adhered to. 9.Do homework at home. Use the textbook issued to you for use at home. You shouldn't be rushing to finish an assignment after I've asked you to turn it in. 10.Make up all missed work when absent. The assignments are listed by the door. It's your responsibility to read the list to see what you missed and get the work done. 11.Schedule make up tests with the teacher. Make an appointment to make up a missed test: before school, during lunch or after school the next day that you return. 12.Use all resources available to you. There are many tools to help you be successful: text book, dictionary, thesaurus, and other student supplies on the window shelf. 13.Read! Read! Read! Read! Carry an AR book with you at all times, especially to 3rd hour for DEAR. Also, bring a book to English class every Friday for AR reading. 14.Think! Think! Think! There are many solutions to every problem. Brainstorm ideas rather than remaining in a rut. Exercise your mental faculties. 15.Be respectful of everyone. The golden rule covers it all: “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” Just be nice to your fellow human beings, please. 16.Do not use profanity and do not call others by offensive names. The school has a strict policy against sexual harassment, racial slurs, and profanity. 17.Follow all school rules. This includes no food or drinks, except water, in the classroom. Also, remove your hat and put away all electronics when you come inside. 18.Demonstrate integrity by doing your own work. Copying someone else's homework or plagiarizing a writing assignment is cheating and will result in a zero and/or referral. 19.Be responsible for yourself. You are the author of your own life. Be willing to take responsibility for your own decisions and accept the consequences which follow. 20.Remember, you earn your grade. It is a reflection of your efforts and achievements in class. Don't do the work for me, do the work for you. It's your future.
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