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However, in the real world some students, believe it or not, tend to not show the greatest of motivation initially and may coast through the work ata pace that is too slow when they are capable of so much more.  \nFor this reason, I have put some checks and balances in place that will externally motivate you to do your best.  \nMy hope is that eventually, every single student will give of their best and progress through the course, achieving a certain level of mastery over the content of the course. This will enable you to do more than just pass. It will cause you to perform to a level you can be proud of that will give you more opportunities for the future.  \nSo here are the rules of classroom work time:  \nBefore the class even starts you should have:  \n• Already watched the video relating to the exercise you are starting in that lesson  \n• Already completed and submitted the form relating to that video on the website.  \n• Written some notes on the content of the video in your exercise book  \nWhen you arrive in the classroom:  \n• Arrive on time  \n• Bring all required equipment.  \n(iPad, Casio Classpad calculator, exercise book, question pack, pens, ruler etc.)  \n• Be prepared to commence working immediately on arrival.  \n• Stay focussed and on task throughout the lesson (There will be a designated break approximately halfway through for 5 mins)(No drink/toilet breaks until this break. Bring a water bottle to class if you wish)  \n• Keep working right until the end of the lesson until told to stop by your teacher.  \nIf you fail to stick to one or more of these rules you may lose credit towards your final grade. See below for an explanation of how credit counts towards your final grade.  \nFinal Grading for the course  \nYour Final End of Semester Grade is made up of 3 components  \nClasswork/Homework 20%  \nEnd of Topic Tests 60%  \nMid/End of Year Examination 20%  \nClasswork/Homework  \nEvery class session has 5 credit points available for you to achieve. On arrival in class you are awarded 5 points and will keep these 5 points as long as you keep the criteria listed above about effective use of class time. Over the course of the year there are  \napproximately 65-70 class sessions so there is a maximum of 300-350 credit points available. Your score will be calculated converted into a final classwork/homework score of up to a maximum of 20% . For example, if you lose just 1 credit point every lesson, you can only achieve a total of 16% out of the maximum of 20% available. Losing 2 points every lesson drops you to 12% out of 20% and so on. So each credit point lost is like losing half a grade for that particular lesson, ie dropping from A to B+ . So dont make ahabit of breaking these expectations.  \nEnd of Topic Tests  \nYou are allowed to take an end of topic test multiple times (There are numerous different versions of the test) . You must score at least 75% before you can begin the next topic. Even if you score 75%, you may still retake the test to see if you can increase your score. You shouldn’t do this too many times as you could possibly waste too much time, but 2 or 3 times is perfectly acceptable. Every topic test is worth 15% of your final grade. There are 4 tests every term so this makes a maximum of 60% towards your final semester grade. The score which counts towards this final grade is calculated as follows.  \nScore of 75% or higher in a test contributes 10% towards your final semester grade. Score of 80% or higher contributes 11%  \nScore of 85% or higher contributes 12%  \nScore of 90% or higher contributes 13%  \nScore of 95% or higher contributes 14%  \nPerfect score of 100% gives you the maximum 15 % towards your final semester grade  \nExaminations  \nYour end of semester exam is converted straight into a percentage with a maximum of 20% towards your final semester grade. 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