Marcus_RAFTS

Carson City-Crystal Area Schools 2011-2012 School Year **Course Name**: Education 20/20 **Supervisor**: Jason Gray and Marcus LeGrand **Email**: jgray@carsoncity.k12.mi.us and mlegrand@@carsoncity.k12.mi.us **Course Structure** Welcome to E20/20! This is an online class setting in which students will log on to the system each school day and complete specified assignments, quizzes, tests, etc. E20/20 designs each lesson with student-centered objectives that maximize the learning experience. Lessons are designed in order to provide the student with an optimal learning experience that is unique for each course. Students progress through the lesson with a series of activities such as, direct instruction videos by certified teachers; vocabulary instruction; interactive lab simulations; journals and essay writing; 21st century skill activities that include projects, design proposals, case studies, on-line content reading; and homework/practice before being formatively assessed with a quiz. Topic test and cumulative exam reviews are provided to reinforce mastery prior to students' taking summative assessments. First day of class – Course overview, expectations, note-taking strategies Second day of class – Students will begin their specific course work **Course Materials** Tablets of paper for note-taking. Calculator for math courses (please consult your supervisor for the correct calculator for your specific course) Folder for note organization **Course Rules:** Create some ground rules for the class (absolutes, scenarios, etc...) __**Tough Guise Series**__
 * Logged onto the system within 5 minutes of the start of class (tardy if not logged on)
 * Education 20/20 website is the ONLY allowable website to be accessed. (referral to office for repeat offenders)
 * No music allowed
 * No talking allowed
 * Students are to remain at computer station for the duration of the class.
 * Students are to work on their course work during the class time provided. (referral to office for repeat offenders)
 * Quality note-taking is essential for course success so it is expected that all students will take notes during lectures, labs, vocabulary, etc.

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