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    Students should have a working knowledge in the following content areas, as outlined in the Manitoba Senior III Chemistry Curriculum. It is expected that students come to class on TIME, and PREPARED, and must have the following materials with them for EACH CLASS: binder and paper, periodic table, calculator, pen or pencil. Lab instructions must be followed and lab equipment must be used properly, to ensure the safety of the whole class.

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    Students should have a working knowledge in the following content areas, as outlined in the Manitoba Senior III Chemistry Curriculum. It is expected that students come to class on TIME, and PREPARED, and must have the following materials with them for EACH CLASS: binder and paper, periodic table, calculator, pen or pencil. Lab instructions must be followed and lab equipment must be used properly, to ensure the safety of the whole class.

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    Senior III Chemistry (CH30S)

    - Course OutlineTaught By: Mr. B Hayward

    Objectives

    By the end of this course, students should have a working knowledge in the
    following content areas, as outlined in the Manitoba Senior III Chemistry
    Curriculum:
    Topic:
    classes)
    1. Chemical Reactions
    2. Solutions
    3. Physical Properties of Matter
    4. Gases and the Atmosphere
    5. Organic Chemistry

    Time: (approx # of
    28
    18
    10
    11
    17

    Materials

    We will be making use of various texts, worksheets, labs, technology, and


    other resources as appropriate.
    It is expected that students come to class ON TIME, and PREPARED, and
    must have the following materials with them for EACH CLASS: binder and
    paper, periodic table, calculator, pen or pencil.

    Laboratory Behaviour

    We will be doing labs whenever possible in this course, and it is expected


    that all students behave in an acceptable manner when labs are being
    conducted. It is important for students to build good laboratory practices
    and observe the safety rules outlined by Mr. Hayward. Lab instructions must
    be followed and lab equipment must be used properly, to ensure the safety
    of the whole class. Inappropriate behaviour or failure to follow instructions
    will result removal from the lab.

    Evaluation

    Course work can be broken down into two categories:


    Formative Day to day work, hand in assignments, etc.
    Summative Tests, weekly quizzes, labs, major projects &
    assignments, etc.
    All formative work will be assessed according to the four point scale on the
    attached rubric and descriptive feedback will be provided where appropriate.
    Since these tasks are being completed while you are learning a concept, the
    performance level will be entered in the grade book to track your progress,
    but will not count towards your final mark.

    Final marks will be derived from all summative work, as these tasks are
    where you will demonstrate your knowledge/understanding/skills. These
    tasks are typically completed after the learning has taken place

    Mark Distribution
    Term Work (75%)
    -

    Demonstrates and communicates knowledge and concepts

    Applies and Communicates Skills and Attitudes


    Recognize & communicates relationships between Science, tech. &
    society

    NOTE:
    If a test is missed with an excused absence, it will be made
    up outside of class
    time. If a test, quiz or assignment is
    missed because of an unexcused absence, a
    mark of zero will
    be given.

    Final Exam (25%)


    Extra Help

    Is available at 12:30 on Tuesdays and Thursdays, just let me know that


    you will be present. It is important that students keep up, and continually
    review the material, as the tests and assignments are cumulative.

    Science Department Homework Policy


    You have chosen to take an academically challenging course. Therefore, you are
    required to take the course seriously and be responsible for your assignments.

    1) You will not be referred to homework club. You must make the choice
    to go on your own.
    2) Homework is due at the beginning of class. You are not allowed to
    complete your assignment during class time.
    3) If you have not completed your homework on time, you need to go to
    homework club to finish it. If you pay back the time in homework
    club, no late marks will be deducted. The assignment must be signed
    by a teacher/educational assistant in homework club to prove you
    went.
    4) If you do not go to homework club, there will be a 10% per day
    deduction off the total score, up to 50% off the assignment.
    5) No assignments will be accepted after the end of the unit.
    6) But I have to work have a game. You know your schedule ahead
    of time and therefore should know when you cannot stay and should
    have completed your homework. If you cannot stay for homework club,
    you take the 10% deduction. Practices dont count. You still must go to
    homework club. Coaches are aware of this.
    Chemistry is a course best learned through practice, and as such, students
    can expect to have assignments and homework on a regular basis. Students
    will be given as much class time as possible to complete assignments and

    minimize homework, however, given the nature of the course some work will
    need to be completed at home.

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