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Classroom Syllabus Research Paper

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Our Classroom syllabus consists of 3 notable components which are classroom rules, attendance makeup work and late policy and the grading policy in the English II class. This teaches us how doing our best in this class is beneficial to our grade. I believe that these are the most important parts of this syllabus and they teach us the most about how to succeed and how to respect not only other people but also ourselves.

Classroom rules and expectations are one of the most important components of this syllabus. This section tells us how to behave in class, such being respectful towards adults, such as not talking while another person/adult is talking. It is not only the class rules, but most of them are school wide rules such as always wearing a lanyard. Another one of the main things in this section is not using your cell phones in class, this is really important because we are a generation that is always constantly plugged in, and in order to completely focus we can 't have distractions. In additionl, this section is important because it is teaching us lessons that we won 't only use …show more content…

The third and last most important section in the syllabus is the grading policy.This section shows us how to find our grades and how to monitor them using HAC. The section also shows us how the teacher grades our work and how much classwork, assessments, and homework weighs on our grades. It is important that we know these things because we might miss an assignment and we have to know how much it affects our grade. Furthermore it is important that we know how she grades our work so that we can do our best in class to get the best grade we can.

In conclusion classroom rules, attendance makeup work and late policy and the grading policy on the syllabus are the most important sections. They teach us about being respectful, getting our work done on time, and how our work affects our grades. Therefore, this syllabus is full of important information to help us do our best in this

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