Welcome to
English class!
Instructor Information
Name: Moira
McBride
Office: R130
Office
Hours: M/T/W/Th 4:00-5:00 pm
( Phone: 425-564-4104
: E-mail:
mmcbride@bcc.ctc.edu
Important Dates!
Fall Quarter: September 18th-December
6th
Class Days/Time: MTWTH 5:30-7:20pm
No Class! : Wednesday, October 11th
Monday, October 30th
Thursday, November 23rd
Textbook
Textbook:
Stand
Out 2
Author: Rob Jenkins & Staci Lyn Sabbagh
ISBN #:
0-8384-2217-9
Attendance
Attendance is important for your progress!
44 class days
x 2 hours/class =
88 hours
If you are absent 20% of
this quarter (17.6 hours) = No
Progress L
If you come late or leave early = -30 minutes
If you are absent please contact me to let me know.
'Phone: (425)
564-4104
E-mail: mmcbride@bcc.ctc.edu
Class Rules
u Come to class on time.
u If you are late, come in quietly and sit down.
u Bring to class everyday: Your textbook &
Notebook paper
A
pen or pencil ! !
A
bilingual dictionary
u Always be polite and respectful to classmates . JA
u If you have a question, please raise your hand.
u Turn off your cell phone before class starts!
Grading
P+
. . . . . . Excellent work!
P . . . . . . Good. Please correct your
mistakes.
P . . . . . . Needs work. Please correct mistakes.
-
. . . . . . Please study and do again!
Students in ESL classes at
You can review Student Procedures and Expectations
policies at www.bcc.ctc.edu/artshum.
Students with disabilities must
progress like other students. You should
tell the teacher about your disability, special illness, or your need for
special arrangements in class.
If you want to know about
Disability Support Services (DSS), call 564-2498 or go to the DSS office in
room B233G.
We do not wish other
people (parents, spouses, and friends of students) to speak for students about
school performance because this can slow student growth and progress. We do this
because we would like students to speak for themselves and be independent. We also do it because federal law (the Family
Educational Rights and Privacy Act) says that we must protect the privacy of
student education records. It is BCC
policy to keep school performance between the school and the student. If a
student asks for a parent, spouse, or friend to be at any instructor-student
discussion of academic performance, instructors will look at each situation and
make the final decision. You can see all of this policy, Arts and Humanities Commitment to Student Growth and Development, at
www.bcc.ctc.edu/artshum.