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Yes. Your student should have a folder with notes that they will be tested on.
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Yes. My tests are announced ahead of time(unless it is a pop test).
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I don't know why your student doesn't write down their homework. The assignments are written on the assignment board and they are told every day to write down their assignments. Look for my signature in their planner. i will signing planners on the days they have homework for me.
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Your student will have very little homework for Social Studies. We have time built in our schedule for students to begin their work during class. Students have a 30 minute study hall every day unless they have library.
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Projects are given for the following reasons: 1. To help the students retain the information they have learned in class. 2. To create an interest in Social Studies. 3. As another teaching tool. 4. Because students ask for projects and enjoy doing them.
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