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Last Updated: February 17, 2011

Use Pencil inside Room 501

Be responsible for your own work!


Keyboarding Rules

1) Fingers (all 10) should rest on the Home Keys

2) Only your thumbs should touch the "space bar"

3) Only right little finger should touch the "enter" / "return" key

4) Do NOT touch the "delete" or "backspace" key

5) Do NOT touch the mouse

6) Do NOT touch the arrow keys

7) Sit properly

8) Fingers must be clean (aka: no Cheetos stains)

Violation of Keyboarding Rules Consequences

1) Points will be deducted from your grade and/or

2) Your work will be deleted and you must start over

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Bathroom Procedures & Rules

Every student receives 30 points extra credit every semester in Mrs. Chang's computer class. Each time you use the restroom, you lose 10 points.

Raise your hand to let the teacher know you want to go to the restroom. When permission is given, you may go. Don't forget to take the hall pass with you!!

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Water Procedures & Rules

You should always bring your own bottle of water on campus. Or make your water trips during those times, not during class time.

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What happens if you lost or missed an assignment or test?

You are responsible to tell the teacher if you lost or missed an assignment. You can always check your Zangle to see which assignments or tests you are missing so you can make it up.

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I don't have a pencil or pen.

TRADE in your student ID for a pencil! Then at the end of class, come back and pick up your ID!

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