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studyof significant people,events,andissues from the earliest times to thepresent.Traditional historical pointsof reference in world history areidentified as students analyzeimportant events and issues inwestern civilization as well as incivilizations in other parts of theworld.  \nContact Information:ZHudsonLauren@YantisISD.net◎Room 110  \nBRINGACHARGEDCHROMEBOOKEVERY DAY  \nConference Period:2:10 PM-2:58 PMRemind is the fastest way to reach me.  \n关SEMESTER EXAMS AT THE END OF 2D+4Hg WEEKS *  \nWORLDHISTORY  \nMRS.HUDSON 2025-2026  \n# GRADES\n\nGRADES  \nAssignments:These include worksheets,participation in class activities,bell ringers,and more.Physicalworksheets should be turned into the correct class tray on the corresponding due date.  \nThere will be a minimum of9 DailyGrades and 3 Test Grades in thegradebook each 9 weeks.  \nTests:All tests will be taken ona Chromebook.There is no bell ringer on test days so that students may dofurther preparation if needed.A test review will be given prior to each test.  \nDaily Grades=60%ofoverall gradeTest Grades=40%of overall grade  \nLate Work:Work submitted 1 day late will have an automatic 10 point deduction.If it is submitted 2dayslate there will be a 20 point deduction.The 3“day late is the final opportunity to still receive partialcredit as a 30 point deduction will be given that day.Work turned in after day 3 will not be accepted.Itwill be deemed missing and result ina Oin the gradebook.  \nLate Tests:Students have within 3 school days after their absence to take a test that they missed.It is theirresponsibility to schedule that with their teacher.The test will be taken during RTIin the teacher's room.If a test is taken outside of class it will be an automatic 0.If a students does not take their missed testwithin the time frame it will be a0.  \nAcademic Dishonesty is not tolerated.This includes plagiarism,cheating,and/or the use ofartificial intelligence.Ifany of these items are found tobeused a0 will be given 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