AP World History/Geography Class Syllabus 2018 / 2019

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AP World History/Geography Class Syllabus 2018 / 2019 Instructor: Mr. Bombaci -- Room #1114 -- Phone: 480-575-2564 Email: jbombaci@ccusd.org Office Hours: After School: Mon-Thurs 2-245 // Before School: Mon-Thurs from 645-715// Lunch: Mon & Wed Textbook: Ways of the World, Strayer 2013 Bedford/St.Martins REQUIRED MATERIALS: to be brought to class daily 3 ring binder with SIX tabs Loose leaf paper Pencils and Blue/Black pens for notes, in class work and essays Teacher Website: My website will serve as a vital resource for students the entire school year. It is the student s responsibility to check the site everyday as it has important information students need to know to meet the requirements for this course. This includes but is not limited to (important class documents, assignments, and information.) Google Classroom: All students should have a Google apps account given to them by the school district. If they do not have one, it needs to be communicated to Mr. Bombaci immediately. Important assignments and group projects will be completed using Google. It is important that students make sure they have access to a computer with Internet access. The school library is open after school on most days and during most lunch periods. Class time and BYOT (bring your own technology days) will not always give the student adequate time to complete online work. Students should always view the google classroom calendar to check on the upcoming schedule of important topics that will be covered, tests, and projects. There are no excuses for students NOT knowing what assignments are due and when. GRADING Policy: Homework/Preparation: 20% Class Work/Participation: 15% Writing: 25% Tests: 25% Semester Final: 15% A student s grade in APWH is highly dependent on the work they put in during the semester. Reading, preparing/studying for exams, practicing skills, office hours, and classwork/participation will be contributing factors to a student s performance in APWH.

Preparation/Participation: Reading is a key component to understanding history, as well as, to helping students gain a better understanding and mastery of the material. Students will be expected to complete all reading assignments. Reading the material not only helps students comprehend the material but also prepares them for in class discussions. Student s participation is not based on just the reading assignments but engaging in class discussion about the pages read. Office Hours: Office hours are intended for students to: Seek extra help on areas in the course they are struggling in Review previous tests Complete make up tests or assignments Study for upcoming exams and/or practice the skills learned to be successful in the course Class Rules & Policies: Adhere to the Student Code of Conduct Must sign out for pass to bathroom no passes first 5/last 5 minutes of class No passes for locker/snacks/drinks Respect others No electronic devices (phones, MP3s, ipods, CD/DVD players, etc.) during instruction. Devices that are taken from students will be turned into the office for pickup by parent. Classrooms are now designated as No Phone Zones except with teacher permission. All phones are expected to be housed in backpacks during class time.

District Policy A student may be subject to disciplinary action when the student engages in any of the following forms of academic misconduct: Lateness - For missing or leaving school or class without permission or excuse. Cheating - Including but not limited to copying, using unauthorized help sheets and the like, illegally obtaining tests in advance, substituting for a test-taker, and other forms of unauthorized collusion. Plagiarism - Representation of the ideas or work of another person as his/her own. Collusion - Supporting malpractice by another student as in allowing one s work to be copied or submitted for assessment by another. Duplication of work - Presentation of the same work for different assessment components and/or requirements. Fabrication of Data - Manufacturing data for a table, survey, or other such requirement. Any behavior that gains an unfair advantage for a student and/or affects the results of another student. Cactus Shadows High School takes academic dishonesty seriously. Any violation of this policy will result in a zero for the assignment/assessment for a first offense, a zero for the assignment/assessment and short term suspension for a second offense and a loss of credit for the semester course (.5) and short term suspension for a third offense. Students who share assignment/assessment information with other students via pictures, paper or electronics will receive a zero on the assignment/assessment and a short term to long term suspension (prior academic misconduct referrals from any other school or CCUSD grade level will be considered). School Absence Policy Students are responsible for contacting teachers to complete missed work. Parents can e-mail teachers to request homework to pick up during a student s absence. For every day of excused absence, a student has two days to make up homework, classwork, quizzes, and tests (parents have 24 hours to contact the school to excuse the absence). Work previously assigned with a due date during an absence is due on the first day of his/her return to school (including suspension dates). Be advised that each department, which assigns extended projects, has specific deadline dates. All make up work from an excused absence is eligible to receive full credit if completed and turned in within the 2 day window. Some courses such as Honors, Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate and Dual Enrollment courses have numerous long-term projects or portfolios, which may have absolute deadlines. Students will be advised of these project/portfolio deadlines in the course syllabus or on grading outlines and will be expected to turn in projects/portfolios prior to the designated date for credit regardless of days absent. Assignments, tests, quizzes not completed within the 2 day window will receive a zero. (Ref: Board Policy JH-R)

Attendance and tardy (late): Class attendance is taken using a seating chart. Students are expected to know the location of their assigned seats and be seated when the bell rings. Students must be in their assigned seats when the bell rings. Students may be docked tardy if not in seat by the time the bell rings. School policies will be followed concerning tardies and absences. Excessive tardies/absences may result in a loss of credit for the class see CCUSD #93 Student Handbook. Tests Tests are announced well in advance and must be taken on the day they are assigned. Arrangements should be made in advance if you know you will be missing class on a test day. NOTE: Tests in AP World world are based on information provided from the book and outside the book. They are difficult and thus time and preparation must be a priority in order to be successful. A test in AP World also occurs almost every single week.

**Students should NOT wait until the final week of each semester to approach me about how to improve their grades. Student grades are EARNED and are cumulative throughout the semester. Students need to come to class every day prepared to listen, work, and learn. No Excuses, No Exceptions. EXCUSES ARE NOT SOLUTIONS. It is the student s responsibility to know when assignments are due and make adjustments if necessary in order to make sure they are not turning in late work. Classroom Management Statement: Arrive on time and prepared for class - use class time appropriately, finish work on schedule Be respectful When someone is talking (Teacher, Students, Guest Speaker, etc.) Do not disturb other students in the classroom Take notes during class lectures and on assigned readings Follow directions and actively participate in class activities/discussions Follow directions Adhere to the Student Code of Conduct If these expectations are not met, or is students behavior disrupts class time one or more of the following consequences will apply as deemed appropriate by the instructor: Meet with individual students outside of class time to discuss the issue and propose solutions to correct and prevent a reoccurrence Disciplinary referral and having security escort the student from class Arrange a parent/student conference Communication is the most important component to this course. Students must communicate with Mr. Bombaci about any difficulties they are facing in AP Seminar. Between the parent, teacher, and student, it is important that communication is clear and open. I understand busy schedules with sports, clubs, family matters, and emergencies. I am lenient on most things as long as students and parents clearly and promptly communicate with me. Students and parents, please sign below acknowledging that you understand the expectations and requirements for AP Seminar Student Name (printed) Parent Signature Student Signature Date THIS SYLLABUS IS SUBJECT TO MODIFICATION AS DETERMINED BY THE INSTRUCTOR "Course content may vary from this outline to meet the needs of this particular group"