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Orientation to Class
Orientation to Class
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1
What are the three sections in your notebook?
Greek Roots, Daily Work, Written Responses
Writing Practice, Notes, College Writing
ACT prep, Bell Work, Notes
Daily Work, Language Study, Notes
2
We will be in the library on...
Full moons
Friday
Thursday
Every third Wednesday
3
I can leave the door cracked if I'm just going to get water.
True
False
4
What should I do when it's time to leave?
Throw paper balls and scream.
Draw on the smart board.
Pack up my stuff and stay seated.
Line up in front of the door.
5
When should you be on your phone?
Trick question, none of the above!
When I'm finished with my assignments.
When my bae snaps me.
When my chromebook is dead.
6
Which of the following authors will we NOT be reading?
Julia Alvarez
Colson Whitehead
Octavia Butler
Stephen King
7
Can you turn in late work?
In general, no, unless there are extenuating (documented) circumstances.
Of course!
No, never.
Nothing is ever really late, is it?
8
When Mrs. Albanese is talking I should...
just assume I know what she will say and ignore it.
continue talking to my classmates and then ask for the directions again.
scroll on my phone and just listen.
stop talking and look at her.
9
I can request to move seats because I want to sit by my friends.
True
False
10
What happens if you use AI to complete a graded assignment?
Parent/Guardian Contacted.
AP informed.
All of the above.
Get a zero on the assignment.
11
What item(s) does Mrs. Albanese NOT have for students?
Hand sanitizer, tissues
index cards
pencils, tape, staples
loose leaf paper
12
What hall pass do we use?
A toilet lid
A spirit stick
A bowling trophy
A snake plushie
13
How many days per week should you expect to do independent reading?
5
3
1
0
14
Mrs. Albanese will always tell the truth in letters of recommendation.
True
False