AP Statistics
AP Statistics
Mrs. McNelis
LMCNELIS@
General Information
1. What do you need in class each day?
a. Notebook (3-ring binder is preferred)
b. Calculator (TI-83 plus, TI-84 or TI-84 plus are preferred)
c. Textbook
2. Expectations
a. Personal Responsibility, Preparedness, Respect
b. Your behavior should be that of a student in a college class
c. Cell phone policy and attendance policy will be strictly adhered to
3. AP Exam:
Since this is an AP class, ALL students in this class are preparing for the AP Statistics Exam, given by the College Board. All students are STRONGLY encouraged to take the exam. Whether a student chooses to take the exam is entirely up to him or her. However, if a student chooses not to take the exam, this does not exempt him or her from any AP Exam review done in class.
THE AP EXAM IS FRIDAY, MAY 15th, 2020 around 11:30 am.
Attendance
1. Absences
a. If you know you will be absent ahead of time, please let me know.
b. It is your responsibility to obtain any assigned work and complete it. Check the website!!
c. The length of time you have to complete the missed work will be the same length of time that you were absent (Example: if you were absent for 3 days, you have 3 days to complete missed work)
d. If you cut class, you will NOT be able to make up missed assignments and will receive a 0 on them.
2. Lateness to class will be handled in accordance with the Central Bucks South Policy, found in your student handbooks
3. Cutting class will be handled in accordance with Central Bucks South Policy, found in your student handbooks.
Grading Policy
Marking Period grades will be determined by the percentages listed below:
Homework & CW = 15% Tests/Quizzes/Projects = 85%
Homework
1. Homework will be assigned each night, and the answers will be posted on the class website. Students are expected to complete the HW and check their answers before class the next day.
2. Homework will not be checked daily.
3. Homework quizzes will be given every few days. They will be based on problems from the HW. They will be graded for correctness. Students can use notes.
4. There will also be digital HW assignments periodically.
Classwork
1. Classwork will be given periodically. It will be turned in and graded for correctness.
2. It will be worth different amounts of points, depending on the size of the assignment.
3. You are expected to SHOW ALL WORK! No credit will be given for answers without work.
4. Classwork will be accepted late for half credit up to 3 days late.
Tests and Quizzes and Projects (85%)
1. All tests will be worth 100 points. It will be calculated by doing a percentage (out of 100%) on each test
2. All quizzes will be worth 50 points
3. Quizzes may be announced or unannounced. Tests will always be announced
4. Calculators will be allowed on all tests and quizzes
5. Giving OR receiving any unauthorized assistance is considered cheating. Any students found cheating will be given a 0 on the test or quiz. Programming unauthorized formulas or information into graphing calculators is considered cheating
6. I reserve the right to clear your calculators of any programs or applications before & after a test or quiz
7. Silence is required during all tests and quizzes until EVERYONE finishes
Re-Tests
One re-test is available per marking period. However you must meet the following conditions:
1. You must have scored below a 70% on the test
2. You must use your re-test within 2 weeks of the tests being returned to the class (if you do not use it within the 2 weeks, you will lose it)
3. You must come in one time outside of class to go over the test, and another time to take the re-test
4. You must complete the review packet on the website and turn it in BEFORE you will be allowed to take the re-test.
5. Your re-test grade will replace your original test grade, even if you do worse on the re-test.
Projects
1. Projects will be assigned periodically. Expectations for each individual project will be given when the project is assigned.
2. Project grades will drop a letter grade for each day late (Example: If turned in one day late, a project that would have received an A- would receive a B-. If it was two days late, it would receive a C-)
Final Exam and Core Assessments
1. The Final Exam will be worth 14% of your final course grade and will be entirely multiple choice
2. There 2 Core Assessments will be given during the course. Each will be worth 3% of the final course grade
a. Students must meet proficiency on the Core Assessments in accordance with Central Bucks policy
Final Course Grade
The final course grade will be calculated as follows:
a. First Marking Period grade 40%
b. Second Marking Period grade 40%
c. Final Exam 14%
d. Core Assessments (2) 6%
Extra Help
Please see me to make an appointment that is convenient for both of us.
Academic Integrity Policy
Students are expected to meet academic challenges with the highest degree of integrity and honesty. When questions arise about research or learning activities, students should demonstrate the discipline necessary to seek guidance from their teacher, rather than resorting to inappropriate behaviors that may undermine their own academic integrity and the learning process. All students should read and understand the CBS Academic Integrity Policy, and ask questions or seek clarification if they are unsure of how that policy relates to academic work in general or to specific assignments for this course. Consequences will result when this policy is violated.
NAME:_______________________________ Mrs. McNelis: AP Statistics
Students:
I recognize that I have read and understand the attached Fact Sheet for Mrs. McNelis’ AP Statistics class. I further understand that I am expected to adhere to these policies and rules.
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