Make-up exams must be arranged with the instructor prior to the next scheduled class. Failure to do so will result in a zero (0) for that exam. Make up exams are only given for excused absences. Students may be asked to provide documentation to support their absence. Classroom Conduct: • Students are asked to please be considerate of their fellow classmates by arriving to class on time and remaining in the classroom for the entire class period.
As this class is in online format, “class participation” will be measured by regular postings to the class Discussion Boards. A student may be dropped for excessive absences or lack of participation. It is the responsibility of each student to contribute to the class Discussion Forums and respond to your fellow students’ posts. This is a participatory class, so be prepared to participate. Withdrawal Policy (Drops): Withdrawal from the course after the official day of record (see current catalog) will result in a final grade of “W” on the student transcript, and no credit will be awarded.
(Note: late penalties will apply.) • Students who do not bring rough drafts as requested to workshops or other such class sessions before the final draft of an assignment is due also may not be allowed to revise the final assignment for a better grade at a later date. Late or Missing
If illness is cited as the reason for a deferred exam request, a U of T Medical Certificate must show that you were examined and diagnosed at the time of illness and on the date of the exam, or by the day after at the latest. Students must also record their absence on ROSI on the day of the missed exam or by the day after at the latest. Upon approval of a deferred exam request, a non-refundable fee of $70 is required for each examination approved. Email Contact Policy Check your @mail.utoronto.ca email accounts regularly. All official communication from the university to students regarding class assignments, courses, grades, academic administration, and other matters are sent only to email addresses that end
Please keep these strange behaviors for the enjoyment of your friends outside of class. Late Work: Quizzes and other in-class work cannot be made up. If you cannot be in class when a first or final draft of an essay is due, you may send in the draft via email. You will need to give me a printed copy of the final draft at the next class meeting. If the email is on time, I will give you credit for the work—for one assignment.
* If you are absent for the in-class presentations, you will not receive credit for these assignments, i.e. you will earn a ZERO for the presentation. * Please bring your readings to class. * You must check your VCCS e-mail and the Blackboard site regularly for class announcements. * For additional course policies, please refer to the course’s Blackboard site.
Any difficulties on specific problems will be reviewed the next class period. No late homework will be accepted. 3) Academic Dishonesty: Hawaii Pacific University's policy and regulations on academic dishonesty is attached with syllabus, and will be strictly observed in this class. Giving or receiving unauthorized assistance during test or examination, or unauthorized assistance or copying material without attribution for work submitted will be reported to the Academic Dean and disciplinary measures will be taken. Travel Industry Financial Analysis & Control TIM 4620 Schedule &
The deadline will always be straight after the last lesson of each topic and your teacher will remind you of this, but you should be completing tasks as you go through. At some point in each lesson you will be asked to show/explain/review what you have produced so far but your work will not be marked as such until the end of the topic. Each topic has different tasks written specifically for it. These tasks are there to
If you are not in class the day a current event is due, you are expected to have e-mailed it to me at ebahr@shelbyed.k12.al.us so the time on your e-mail is prior to the start of class (i.e., you can’t skip class because you forgot your current event and then e-mail it to me later) 7. Academic Integrity Academic Integrity is at the heart of a sound academic policy. The integrity of a school course and program depend on the honest completion of student work. Cheating and/or plagiarism violate the most basic understanding between a student and a teacher—that a student’s work is his/her own. • Cheating occurs when a student: − copies someone else’s work and/or violates copyright.
PSY 668 Clinical Interventions with Children & Adolescents Final Examination Study Guidelines Procedures: Bring 1-2 Response Booklets to record your answers (If these are unavailable at your home campus, they will be provided for you). Write your name on the front of the response booklets and on the exam. The exam is closed book. You will have the full class period (2’ 45”) to complete the exam. However, the exam is designed to be completed in less time.