Ihs Chinese Class Syllabus
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What happens when a student brings an electronic device into the classroom and it is visible for the 5th time during the semester?
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The teacher keeps the item until the end of the period.
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The teacher keeps the item until the next day at 3:05 PM.
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The teacher keeps the item until the end of the day.
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The teacher gives the item to the assistant principal.
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FIrst go over the syllabus with your parent/guardian--explain to them anything mentioned in class that was not printed on the actual syllabus. Please work together with your parent or guardian to complete this quiz.
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Does following the classroom rules, pushing in chairs (since the classroom is a tight space), speaking Chinese all the time (for Chinese 1, the "countdown to all Chinese in the classroom" is still in progress) and turning in assignments ordered by grading number result in a benefit to the class as a whole?
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
Time is removed from the timer, bringing the class closer to a Chinese cultural celebration of their choice.Rate this question:
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Can you track a student's participation progress (how many times they have spoken Chinese during a class period) regularly during the week?
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
This is posted on the homework site on Edmodo.Rate this question:
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How many days does a student have to either retake a written quiz or redo a written homework assignment after the original graded quiz or assignment is returned to the student?
Correct Answer
7
seven
SevenExplanation
A student has 7 days to either retake a written quiz or redo a written homework assignment after the original graded quiz or assignment is returned to them.Rate this question:
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Students take proficiency assessments periodically to inform them if they are on track to communicating in Chinese effectively in real-life situations.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Proficiency assessments are designed to evaluate a student's level of skill or knowledge in a particular subject or area. In this case, the proficiency assessments are specifically for Chinese language proficiency. By taking these assessments periodically, students can gauge their progress and determine if they are on track to effectively communicate in Chinese in real-life situations. Therefore, the statement that students take proficiency assessments periodically to inform them if they are on track to communicating in Chinese effectively in real-life situations is true.Rate this question:
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What happens if the teacher does not see a student's homework on the desk in front of the student within 5 minutes of the bell ringing to start class?
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Teacher asks the student to pull their homework out.
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Teacher passes over the student and does not give credit.
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Teacher asks the student to show their homework to him after school.
Correct Answer
A. Teacher passes over the student and does not give credit.Explanation
If the teacher does not see a student's homework on the desk within 5 minutes of the bell ringing to start class, the teacher will pass over the student and not give credit. This implies that the teacher will not consider the student's homework for grading or give them any credit for completing it.Rate this question:
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Students lose what category of points for speaking another language in class other than Chinese?
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Participation
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Practice
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Effective Use of Chinese
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A. ParticipationExplanation
When students speak another language in class other than Chinese, they lose points in the category of participation. This means that their active involvement in class discussions and activities is affected negatively when they use a language other than Chinese. This could be because the purpose of the class is to practice and improve Chinese language skills, so speaking in another language goes against the objective of the class.Rate this question:
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Where should students go to directly find their homework assignments online (currently)?
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On Wang laoshi's BSD staff website
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On Edmodo
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On Wang laoshi's Wordpress blog site
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A. On EdmodoExplanation
Students should go to Edmodo to directly find their homework assignments online. Edmodo is a platform specifically designed for educational purposes, where teachers can create virtual classrooms and share assignments, resources, and announcements with their students. It provides a centralized location for students to access all their homework assignments, making it easier for them to stay organized and keep track of their tasks. Wang laoshi's BSD staff website and Wordpress blog site may contain other information, but Edmodo is the most direct and reliable source for finding homework assignments.Rate this question:
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Every student must write the following at the top of each assignment to earn credit for it. (choose all of the below that apply)
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Grading number
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Name
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Date in Chinese
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The first day of the week (usually Monday)
Correct Answer(s)
A. Grading number
A. Name
A. Date in ChineseExplanation
These pieces of information are crucial for helping me sort student work and give grades.Rate this question:
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Starting on Monday, 9/24, if a student's participation name card is not visible, Wang laoshi will remind them to make their participation name card visible and still give credit.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
If I can't see your participation number, you will not get the credit.Rate this question:
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Starting on Monday, 9/24, if a student's participation name card is not visible, Wang laoshi will still give credit if they tell him their grading number in Chinese.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
Wang laoshi will not give credit to students if their participation name card is not visible and they tell him their grading number in Chinese.Rate this question:
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What happens if a student forgets to write their name, date, or grading number (any one of these) on an assignment, assessment, or quiz?
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Student gets one warning and then teacher accepts the work.
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Student receives a zero for this.
Correct Answer
A. Student receives a zero for this.Explanation
If a student forgets to write their name, date, or grading number on an assignment, assessment, or quiz, they will receive a zero for this. This is because without the necessary identification, the teacher cannot accurately attribute the work to the student. It is important for students to follow instructions and provide the required information to ensure proper grading and assessment.Rate this question:
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Why is it not acceptable to throw items in class?
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Wang laoshi is particular in this way, and just doesn't like it.
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It is against school rules.
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It is disrespectful to the environment and one's classmates. It can sometimes even be dangerous.
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Students often miss the trash can which causes a huge mess in class.
Correct Answer
A. It is disrespectful to the environment and one's classmates. It can sometimes even be dangerous.Explanation
Basically, the rule of thumb is the following: imagine you are in your future job working alongside the likes of Bill Gates, is it respectful to throw items when you are in a meeting with all your colleagues?Rate this question:
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Do students earn College and Career Ready points for completing homework on time?
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Students earn College and Career Ready points for completing homework on time. This suggests that completing homework on time is considered a valuable skill that prepares students for their future college and career endeavors. It implies that meeting deadlines and being responsible are important qualities for success in higher education and the professional world.Rate this question:
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What must a student bring to class every day?(choose all of the below that apply)
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Homework corrections
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Workbook
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Pencil
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Warm-up Composition Journal
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Two-pocket folder
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Non-erasable pen
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Participation name card
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Notebook
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Current materials
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A. Warm-up Composition Journal
A. Non-erasable pen
A. Participation name card
A. Current materialsExplanation
A student must bring their Warm-up Composition Journal, non-erasable pen, Participation name card, and current materials to class every day. The Warm-up Composition Journal is likely used for daily warm-up activities or writing exercises. The non-erasable pen is necessary for writing tasks that require permanence. The Participation name card is likely used for attendance or participation tracking. Current materials refer to any textbooks, handouts, or other resources that are needed for the day's lessons.Rate this question:
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Students will receive a Daily Warm-up quiz grade every day.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
I will collect these on random days.Rate this question:
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Why is gum chewing not allowed in the Chinese classroom? (you can choose multiple selections below so choose all the ones that apply)
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Wang laoshi hates chewing gum and thinks it is a bad habit.
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Chewing gum hinders students from speaking Chinese clearly in class.
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Chewing gum can prevent the muscles in the mouth from learning the accurate way to make Chinese (or any other language one is learning) sounds.
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It is extremely impolite in Chinese culture for a person to speak to someone else while chewing gum (especially your elders or bosses).
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Finding gum on the underside of desks and chairs, or on the carpet creates an unpleasant environment.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Chewing gum hinders students from speaking Chinese clearly in class.
A. Chewing gum can prevent the muscles in the mouth from learning the accurate way to make Chinese (or any other language one is learning) sounds.
A. It is extremely impolite in Chinese culture for a person to speak to someone else while chewing gum (especially your elders or bosses).
A. Finding gum on the underside of desks and chairs, or on the carpet creates an unpleasant environment.Explanation
Wang laoshi actually likes to chew gumRate this question:
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How many times can a student retake a spoken proficiency assessment?
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Once
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Twice
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Three times
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As many times as a student desires
Correct Answer
A. OnceExplanation
I have this policy because I want to encourage students to continually improve their real-life language speaking skills. The focus is on speaking because in most instances, speaking is the quickest and most effective way of communication. However, this does not mean that students should purposely not prepare for an oral assessment since they know they can always retake it. It is always optimal to be able to be effective at a speaking task when the task is first assessed because then the student is ready to take on the next challenge without worrying about always retaking an assessment.Rate this question:
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