Interim Syllabus - Hybrid Learning

Grading Scale:

70% CRP (Career Ready Practice)

30% Assignments (Participation, Projects, Classwork, etc)

Course Goals:

Upon completion of this course, all senior students will be able to:

• Build a general understanding of each dimension of health. 
• Understand concepts related to the LGBTQ+ community and identify a variety of sexual orientations. 
• Identify numerous forms of contracpetion and understand how they work to prevent pregnancy. 
• Evaluate various aspects of nutrition and apply them to your everyday lives.
• Understand the need for sleep as well as sleep disorders and the dangers associated with lack of sleep.
• Identify the various types of stress and investigate way to safely manage it in our everyday lives. 

Course Expectations:

• Please exhibit *RESPECT*, not only to me as the teacher, but to your fellow classmates, substitute teachers and to yourself. 
• Attendance and submission of assignments is important. Please submit your assignments on time and in accordance to the individual due dates set per assignment. 
• Be prepared in class (notebook, pen/pencil, device)
• If a student is absent, it is their responsiblity to contact the teacher for any makeup work.  Students making up work will have the same amount of days equal to the time all other students had to complete the assignment. 

Google Classroom Code: dhbcvpb

**Disregard this Syllabus**

Grading Scale:

 Tests/Quizzes               25%      Minimum of one test/at least one quiz per unit

Class Participation       25%        

Projects                         40%      2-3 projects

Homework                    10%      Homework will vary

Course Goals:

Upon completion of this course, all senior students will be able to:

•  Identify the male and female reproductive organs and their function.
• Understand gender, stereotypes, and sexual orientations. 
• Identify various methods of contraception and their effectiveness in preventing STD’s, including abstinence and the factors that cause the user failure.
• Evaluate various aspects of nutrition and apply them to your everyday lives.
• Understand the need for sleep as well as sleep disorders and the dangers associated with lack of sleep. 
• Indentify the various types of stress and investigate ways they can safely manage it in their daily lives. 

Course Requirements:

• Please exhibit *RESPECT*, not only to me as the teacher, but to your fellow classmates, substitute teachers and to yourself.  The topics discussed in class will require everyone to act in a mature and responsible manner.  Please be respectful and thoughtful of others and treat the subject responsibly.  I will not tolerate anything less!!
• Attendance is important.  Please be on time and prepared (notebook, pen/pencil and daily worksheets).  If a student is absent it is his/her responsibility to contact the teacher for any makeup work.  Students making up the work will have the same amount of days equal to the time all other studnets had to complete the assignment.