Homework+Policy+and+Procedures

Homework Procedures and Policy Mr. Martinson 2009-2010 School Year (a) Students should read each section in the chapter. There are typically four to five sections per chapter, and the class will examine one section per class period. Students should read the section //before// class starts. (b) At the end of each section there is a section assessment. Students are to complete all of the section assessments in the chapter. At the end of the chapter there will be a test and students should have their section assessments ready to turn in on the day of the test. Students should always complete #1: Terms and Names. However, students can choose which other three they will answer. For instance, in the Section 1 Assessment for Chapter 1 on page 43 there are a total of nine questions. Therefore, students must complete #1 by defining the following terms: “Renaissance”, “humanism”, “secular”, “patron”, “perspective”, “vernacular”. Then students may select three questions from the remaining eight to answer.

(c) Students should also complete any other homework that the teacher assigns beyond the section assessments. (d) When student has completed all of the section assessments for that chapter, student should staple the assessments together, beginning with Section 1 on top. Then student should put the stapled assessments into the homework bucket.