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Are you looking for Unit 7 or Unit 4 Data Files? Click here for Unit 7 Data Files and here for Unit 4 Data Files.
Unit 7 Book Assignments for Week 7 Day 1
Unit 7 Book Assignments for Week 7 Day 2
Unit 4 Book Assignments for Week 8 Day 1
Unit 4 Book Assignments for Week 8 Day 2
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Plan Created by Mr. Shadi Orsan Ayoub (No Corrections/Edits Have Been Made to Weeks 1 to 5) Weeks 1 to 5 are as IAT has designed them. Weeks 6 and higher are reflecting the work of Ms. Anitha and Mr. Braswell. |
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Starting Sunday, 28th September 2008 Sunday was a government given holiday. Monday through Thursday were Eid Al-Fitr holidays. RETURN TO THE TOP OF THIS PAGE
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Starting Sunday, 5th October 2008 FIRST WEEK STUDENTS USED THE COMPUTERS. Received Student IDs. Created Passwords. Trained to Login/Logoff Received IAT Emails. Practiced Sending/Receiving Email. Added Name and Email Address to Contact List. Took Quiz 4 - 20 Marks - 20 Questions Received Unit 7 Homework Packet Regarding PowerPoint. Unit 7: Using Microsoft Create and Modify a 5 Slide PowerPoint about a Person you Respect, Admire, Like, or Appreciate. Save this file as Power 1 in your ICT LC1 folder on the Z:\. Returned All Unit 1 Quizzes (Quizzes 1, 2, and 4) RETURN TO THE TOP OF THIS PAGE
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Starting Sunday, 12th October
2008 Assignments for 1st Day of Classes for Week 7 Plan for Your 1st ICT Class (2 Periods) of the Week 1. Login to Windows 2. Login to Email 3. Read Email from Mr. B. 4. Gather at Mr. B's Desk to Discuss Today's Work 5. Complete Unit 7 Pre-Test 6. Complete Last Week's 5 Slides in PowerPoint (Last Week's Work) 7. Complete Ex. 1-2 8. Complete Ex. 1-3 9. Complete Ex. 1-4 10. Complete Ex. 1-5 11. Work on Your Unit 7 Project or Homework 12. Log-off and Prepare to Leave the Class
Pre-Test for Unit 7
Use Your Computer Concepts Textbook to complete the following Participation and Project assignments: Participation Assignments for Unit 7 (Participation is 20% of Your Grade)
The Unit 7 have been sent to you . They are also available at the following link: http://glencoe.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0078612357/student_view0/unit7/student_data_files.html
Project for Unit 7 (Projects are 40% of Your Grade) Complete Project 1 Assessment 2 Independent Practice (1 Star) on page 325. Save this file as YOUR NAME SCHOOL PRESENTATION in your ICT LC1 folder on the Z:\. Instructions: Add text to a Presentation. You have been asked to create a presentation about your school.
Files Saved in ICT LC1 on the Z:\ Drive.
RETURN TO THE TOP OF THIS PAGE *******************************************************************************Assignments for 2nd Day of Classes for Week 7 When you finish the Exercises shown below before class finishes, work on your Unit 7 Project 1 Assessment 2 as described on Page 325 or you can work on your Unit 7 Homework Packet.
Starting on Tuesday, 14th October, we will begin to use the following layout to number the computers. Please sit according to your seat number (alphabetical order by your first name) by using this chart.
This is the last day for PowerPoint Instruction. IAT desires for you to now learn about Word during Weeks 8, 9, and 10. Your LC1 Exam will take place during Week 11. IAT has not set aside a Review Week or Make-up Week for your ICT class. You must diligently work during class and complete unfinished work outside of the the IAT Lab. Come prepared for class. RETURN TO THE TOP OF THIS PAGE
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Starting Sunday, 19th October
2008 Assignments for 1st Day of Classes for Week 8 Unit 4: Word Processing Using Microsoft The Data Files for Unit 4 have been sent to you in an email called Unit 4 Data Files. They are also available here for you to download to your ICT LC1 folder on the Z:\. When you finish the Exercises shown below before class finishes, work on your Unit 7 Project 1 Assessment 2 as described on Page 325 or you can work on your Unit 7 Homework Packet. If you have not completed other PowerPoint assignments from Unit 7, you may also choose to work on them. The most important point is that you should be working during class! If you want to see most of your LC1 Assignments, click here.
RETURN TO THE TOP OF THIS PAGE Assignments for 2nd Day of Classes for Week 8 When you finish the Exercises shown below before class finishes, work on your Unit 7 Project 1 Assessment 2 as described on Page 325 or you can work on your Unit 7 Homework Packet. If you have not completed other PowerPoint assignments from Unit 7, you may also choose to work on them. The most important point is that you should be working during class! If you want to see most of your LC1 Assignments, click here. RETURN TO THE TOP OF THIS PAGE
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Starting Sunday, 26th October
2008 Last Week of Classes. Next week, you have your Exam! All Work Due This Week! Assignments for 1st Day of Classes for Week 9 Submit your Unit 7 Project 1 Assessment 2 as described on Page 325 to Mr. B. during your 1st or 2nd day of class. Submit your Unit 7 Homework Packet to Mr. B. during your 1st or 2nd day of class.
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Starting Sunday, 2nd November 2008 LC1 System-wide Exams Be aware that the Exams are written by the Directorate and given to all students in all IATs. Mr. B. does not see or know the items on the ICT Exam. |
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Important Reminder: STAY ON-TASK. (WORK THROUGHOUT YOUR CLASS.)
STUDENTS WHO ARE OFF-TASK (NOT WORKING FOR ANY REASON) LOSE PARTICIPATION MARKS.
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Definitions OF On-Task and Off-Task
- Continuing on a path toward a goal.
- Concentrating or focusing on what is to be done
- Doing whatever is appropriate for a given period of time
- Any behavior that prevents or distracts you or someone else from continuing on a path toward a goal.
- Any behavior that prevents or distracts you or someone else from concentrating or focusing on what is to be done.
- Any behavior that prevents or distracts you or someone else from doing whatever is appropriate for a given period of time.
Examples of Off-task, Disruptive, and Unacceptable Behavior:
- Unacceptable Verbal Behavior: refuses to follow instructions, talks when teacher talks, talks to teacher when should be working, shouts out, mimics, threatens other pupils or teacher, makes inappropriate noises.
- Unacceptable Non-verbal Behavior: leaving classroom, wanders about classroom, fidgets in seat, horseplay, disrespect for other people’s property.
- Surfing the Internet, Playing Computer Games, Playing Computer Videos, Checking Email without Permission, Chatting, Playing Computer Music
- Talking or texting on mobile telephone
- Talking without permission
- Eating and drinking or smoking in class
- Out of seat
- Brushing hair
- Makeup
- Passing notes
- Shouting
- Throwing objects (paper airplanes, pencils, etc...)
- Chewing gum
- Playing with equipment
- Attention seeking
- Swearing
- Fire alarm
- Singing
- Crawling on floor
- Attacking pupil or teacher
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