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Assessment/evaluation/grading policy:
Students who earn below 70% will be viewed as not having mastered enough of the material to continue to take
JIS classes.
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Participation: Points are given for participating positively in class (using Japanese appropriately, participating in
discussions, answering teacher questions, etc.). Points are taken away for participating negatively in class (using
English when Japanese should be used, making inappropriate comments, disrespecting the teacher or fellow
classmates, etc.). To receive full credit, one generally needs between 5 and 10 points each week. A negative 5 in
participation will result in detention, which will include contacting your parents. Opportunities for extra
participation points are also available outside of class.
Assignments: This includes written work done both during and outside of class.
Quizzes: Quizzes covering new kanji learned during the week are generally every Friday. Other quizzes will
also be given.
Tests/Projects: This includes all tests (usually given at the end of a quarter) and projects.
The weekly schedule of assignments, quizzes, projects, and tests is given on the class blog:
www.jis-a.blogspot.com.
Make-up Policy:
• Late work will be accepted for half credit
• Late work for excused absences may be turned in for full credit.
• Major projects (essays, culture projects, etc.) will receive a 10% deduction each day late.
• It is the students’ responsibility to be aware of due dates and to turn in assignments on time.
Additional opportunities:
( ) field trips
( ) work shadows related to curriculum
(X) paid or non-paid internships
(X) project-based learning
(X) service-learning
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Student Accommodation(s)1 and support available: (e.g., tutoring, differentiated instruction):
Activities which include differentiation strategies from the following list will be used in this class:
- Open-ended activities
- Role-play
- Using multiple intelligence theory to provide access to different kinds of learners
- Flexible grouping
- Multi-level writing activities
- Ongoing (formative) assessments
Administrator Approval:
(by signing this form the administrator verifies that the course code written on this form is accurate and that
this code has been correctly placed into eSIS by the school’s data clerk and that the teacher listed on the
syllabus meets the endorsement requirements as set forth by ODE and NCLB)
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“Accommodation” means an alteration in how a test is presented to or responded to by the person tested; it
includes a variety of alterations in presentation format, response format, setting in which the test is taken, timing
or scheduling. The alterations do not substantially change level, content or performance criteria. The changes
are made in order to provide a student equal access to learning and equal opportunity to demonstrate what is
known. For student with disabilities, accommodations may be stated on the student’s individualized education
plan (IEP).
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