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You will expand your knowledge of how Americans lived in the past and how that impacts the nation today.  \nThroughout this course you will learn or improve your ability to:  \n(1) Plan and organize regular study habits  \n(2) Understand and synthesize a broad knowledge of the history of the United States, so you are prepared to take the Advanced Placement exam on the morning of  \nFriday May 10th  \n(3) Understand, through a study of contemporary and historical events, the role of the United States in the world today.  \nHow we learn in this class:  \n􀁸 Classroom discussions  \n􀁸 Textbook, primary, and secondary source readings  \n􀁸 Class debates, projects, and interpretative works  \n􀁸 Writing– essays, journals, homework  \n“There were so many breathtaking lessons and facts, and you made it all memorable. You truly care for your students. Your passion and love for history is contagious, and the amount of time you put into US is unmatched.” 2017 student  \nHow you are graded in this class:  \n􀁸 Assignments, tests and quizzes are 90% of your grade, if it is assigned it is graded and in Skyward.  \n􀁸 Written and Verbal Participation is 10% of your grade.  \nYOU ARE EXPECTED TO MAINTAIN A 70% AVERAGE TOSTAYIN THE CLASS EACH TRIMESTER. FALLING BELOW THAT THRESHOLD WILL RESULT IN BEING DROPPED FROM CLASS.  \nAttendance:  \nStudents must be in class on time and prepared to learn. A student is prepared to learn when they come with homework completed, necessary books and supplies ready, and a willing and cooperative attitude.  \nI adhere to the Brighton High School Attendance Policy. Make-up Work:  \nDoing make-up assignments can never compensate for the classroom experiences and discussions that students miss while absent. This section is designed to explain the process by which a student may makeup work missed while absent.  \n􀁸 No make-up work will be accepted for truancy.  \n􀁸 Class participation activities cannot be made up, but will not comprise more than 10% of the total grade.  \n􀁸  All assignments will be posted on [http://msmcdushistory.pbworks.com](http://msmcdushistory.pbworks.com)  \n􀁸 All assignments missed due to an approved absence must be completed within five school days of the student returning to class. After five school days it will be considered late and 50% of the credit will be deducted.  \n􀁸 If you are absent on the day of a test or quiz, you must take the make-up test or quiz within FIVE SCHOOL DAYS after the regular test or quiz was given. After five school days you will NOT be able to make it up and will receive a ZERO.  \n􀁸 It is the student’s responsibility to monitor his/ her attendance and required make up work. Attendance is posted daily.  \nLate Work:  \nWork is late if it is handed in after the START of the class in which is due. All late work, other than assignments turned in within 5 days of an excused absence, will receive a 50% deduction.  \nNO INCOMPLETE LATE WORK WILL BE ACCEPTED.  \nLate work can be turned in up to 3 days before the midterm and 3 days before the end of the trimester. Work due before midterm cannot be made up after midterm. No late work will be accepted after the three days before midterm and the last three days before the end of the trimester.  \nClass Expectations  \n􀁸 Respect everyone  \n􀁸 Be prepared, on time, & on task  \n􀁸 Academic honesty always  \n􀁸 No phones in class  \nStudent work is often recorded or graded by peers and teacher aides. Scores of individual assignments or quizzes might be seen by others, but never a cumulative grade.  \nFilm and the Media:  \nThe appropriate academic use of film can help students synthesize multiple components of study into a more unified coherent understanding of a complex concept. 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