Pleаse review my pоlicies оn grаdes, аttendance, and participatiоn below. How many outlier tokens can you request? GRADES, ATTENDANCE, AND PARTICIPATION First day attendance. There will be a first-day attendance syllabus quiz due on Tuesday during the first week of class. Students who do not complete the first day activity by this time will be dropped from the course. Attendance and Participation. Attendance and Participation. Statistics takes time and practice so please attend class regularly. However, life happens. Some common scenarios, along with how I handle them, are outlined below: Minor unplanned absences. If you miss a lesson because of personal reasons, (e.g., internet is out, work issues, a wedding, doctor’s appointment, a brief illness, life disruption, a party, travel, or relocation) it is your responsibility to work ahead, take advantage of the late-work options built into the class, or request the application of an Outlier Token. Planned absences. If you plan on missing a due date, excluding the grace period, because of scheduled events like military service, religious holidays, or university-sponsored activities, you must send me applicable documentation, a list of dates, affected assignments, and anticipated make-up dates during the first week the term. (A minimum of 1 week before the affected date for emergent events.) Major unplanned absences. If you miss a lesson, excluding the grace period, because of serious emergent events, such as you/your partner’s/your child’s illness, hospitalization, injury, death, severe weather, or other crises, it is your responsibility to notify me within the next week, but that will vary. It is inhumane to request proof of death, so email notification will suffice. In all cases related to injury or illness, a physician’s note excusing you from work or school during assignment due dates will be required. I also work with university-level representatives from the VA, Victim’s Services, etc. After notification, I will ask you to compose a list of affected lessons and anticipated make-up dates. Grace period. All assignments are due on the date listed in the Course Schedule. However, many assignments have a "grace period." Practice exercises, quizzes, and DARs, regardless of due date, may be submitted any time through 11:59:00 pm on Sunday following their due date with no penalty and no questions asked. Drops and retakes. There are some dropped assignments, retakes, and revisions permitted. Practice exercises can be taken any time and repeated as many times as needed. See the section on "graded categories and weights" for how many assignments are dropped from your grade. Fully completed Data Analysis Reports may be revised and resubmitted one time each (some exceptions apply). Outlier Tokens. A statistical outlier is an observation that substantively differs from all others. You may encounter a situation that deviates from the norm in your own life preventing you from completing schoolwork such as, personal issues, minor illnesses, or maintaining general work/life balance. It's ok! In this class, you can make use of 2 (two) “Outlier Tokens.” Please review your options and visit the Outlier Token Request Form. Options are as follows: Data Analysis Report extension: This token will provide you additional time to submit either Data Analysis Report; however, this submission will be ineligible for revision. Requests for extensions must be made by Thursday, October 15th (DAR #1) and Thursday, December 3rd (DAR #2). Quiz retake: For any single quiz, you may have a third additional attempt AND an extension to complete it anytime through through the end of the term. Requests for any quiz must be made by Thursday, December 3rd. Midterm retake: If you missed the midterm entirely, or would like to retake it and get a higher score, this token will grant you the opportunity to do so up to one week after midterm grades are posted. Extra credit: One remaining token == 5 points added to final score. Two remaining tokens == 10 points. No requests needed -- automatically applied at the end of the term. Reviewing or revising grades. If you feel that one of your assignments has been graded erroneously, you have the right to challenge that grade. After careful review of the rubric feedback, please compose an email with “Grade Discrepancy on (Assignment Name) as the subject. In the body of the message, include: (1) Assignment name and date; (2) a list of your specific problems that need to be addressed, including relevant scoring, rubric criteria, and rubric comments; (3) argumentation of why grade should be changed, including citations and support. Grades may be altered higher or lower. Must be submitted within one week after the grade is posted. Incompletes. Incomplete grades are only given under extenuating circumstances and at my discretion. Students requesting an incomplete must have 80% of the course completed, and a passing grade, at the time of the request due before the last week of class.
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