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    This document outlines the goals and procedures for a World Geography course. The four main goals of geography are: 1) being able to use a map, 2) using maps to organize information, 3) understanding human movement, and 4) interpreting and analyzing topics related to Earth's complexity, culture, settlement patterns, human past, present, and future, and ecosystems. The syllabus outlines classroom procedures including demonstrating good behavior, being prepared, prompt, and polite. Assessments include homework, do now assignments, quizzes, unit exams, final exams, and projects. The course agenda includes studying regions of the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Australia, and Oceania.

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    This document outlines the goals and procedures for a World Geography course. The four main goals of geography are: 1) being able to use a map, 2) using maps to organize information, 3) understanding human movement, and 4) interpreting and analyzing topics related to Earth's complexity, culture, settlement patterns, human past, present, and future, and ecosystems. The syllabus outlines classroom procedures including demonstrating good behavior, being prepared, prompt, and polite. Assessments include homework, do now assignments, quizzes, unit exams, final exams, and projects. The course agenda includes studying regions of the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Australia, and Oceania.

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    WORLD GEO

    A. J. MOORE ACADEMY WELCOME TO WORLD


    GEOGRAPHY.
    There are four main goals of
    Geography:

    1) Be able to use a map

    2) Use maps to organize info

    3) Understand human movement

    4) Interpret & Analyze

    a. Earth’s complexity

    b. Culture influences

    c. Settlement Patterns

    d. Human past

    e. Human present

    f. Human future

    g. Ecosystems

    Enter Contact Information Here | 1127 Lombard Blvd. San Francisco, CA 59802 | phone 555.555.5555 | fax 555.555.5555
    WORLD GEO www.marcuslamarwalker.info
    HONORS & ACADEMIC SYLLABUS

    MY PROMISE TO YOU!
    CLASSROOM PROCEDURES ASSESSMENTS / GRADING:
    • You will learn something.
    Treat others like you would like to be Homework (1 grade per week, 100 pts.)
    • You will be successful.
    treated.
    • You will be college ready. Do Now (1 grade per week, 100 pts.)
    Be Better
    • I–will
    demonstrating
    treat you likegood behavior
    the adults youisare
    always
    or Quiz (1 grade per week, 100 pts.)
    CTF PD better thanare
    avoiding bad
    about to behavior.
    become as long as you
    Unit Exams (1 exam every unit, 200 pts.)
    TGS RWC
    behave
    Be Prepared thatallway.
    – bring materials to class: paper,
    pencil, assignments Final Exams (Exemptions per Policy, 15% final)
    MY EXPECTATIONS OF YOU…
    • Learn
    Be Prompt – be something!
    on time andDo not assignments
    finish count on me to
    in a Projects (1 per 6 weeks, 200 pts.)
    do the learning for you.
    timely manner.
    • Be successful.
    Be Polite -- be respectful of others in the classroom.
    • ACT RIGHT!!! --- Have fun!
    . Live life as though a camera watching you. You
    never know, there might be one doing so.
    COURSE AGENDA.
    PROJECTS:
    SPRING 2010 SYLLABUS
    Middle East, North Africa
    ACADEMIC and Central Asia
    INTEGRITY POLICY
    MR.1MARCUS
    st
    6 weeks: Capturing
    LAMAR the Flag
    WALKER Marcus Lamar Walker
    Bachelor of Science, Political Science Sub-Saharan Africa
    ANY INFRACTIONS REGARDING ACADEMIC
    This rule is simple. Being in Mr. Walker’s class is a
    WWW.MARCUSLAMARWALKER.INFO
    2nd 6 weeks: Population Distribution Composite Social Studies 8-12
    privilege, notAP Economics,
    a right. Economics
    If you get called out for INTERGRITY (CHEATING, PLAGERISIM,
    South Asia
    3rd 6 weeks: The Global Sun: Temperature World Geography FABRICATION, OR MISREPRESENTATIONS)
    disobeying any of the classroom procedures you will
    East Asia
    *Optional: Real-World Connection (RWC) be asked to leave…
    Phone with a referral
    | 254-753-6486 to 241
    ext. the office. WILL AUTOMATICALLY RECEIVE A ZERO
    Location | P 001 (0) Asia
    IN THE GRADE BOOK. NO QUESTIONS
    Don’t waste our time. Do it… or go home. Southeast
    mlwalker@wacoisd.org ASKED.
    Australia & Oceania
    * - may not substitute for any other project mwalker@wisd.gaggle.net
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