WORLD LITERATURE II (ENG 252)

Student Grade Form and Personal Schedule

Dr. Diane Thompson, NVCC, ELI

 

If you are in a great hurry, you may want to consider the Eight Week Option. If you start using it and find you cannot work that fast, there is no penalty for slowing down and using the regular 15 week schedule instead.

Use this form to keep a record of your progress, personal schedule, and the grades you receive in this course.  You will receive your personal Start, W and End Dates in the mail from ELI.  Print out this page and fill in the due dates for each Unit counting from your start date as week 1. One activity by the end of each week will get you through the course by your end date. Each Unit should take you four weeks to complete.

As you submit work, fill in the date you submitted it and the grade you received for each assignment. Then, to know where you are in the course, just add up the grades.

You may only submit one Activity at a time. Then, wait for my feedback and grade before submitting the next. This can take up to three or four days, so plan ahead. I will under NO CIRCUMSTANCES grade more than one piece of work in a single day, so you must plan accordingly.

You may submit only one exam at a time. You must successfully complete all of the preceding work and have received grades on it before taking the exam. If you submit an exam out of the sequence of assignments, I will not accept it. If there is still time left in your course enrollment, I may allow you to retake it.

It is important to keep copies of all your work until you have received your final grade, since I delete work from the forums after 45 days. You should also keep the e-mail grades I send you until you have received your final grade for the course.

You will receive your personal Start, W and End Dates in the mail from ELI. Use them to fill out this form.

My Start Date is:____________

My Last Date for Withdrawal is:______________ (If you do not successfully complete (grades of 60% or better) all of Units 1 and 2, including Exam 1, by this date, you will be dropped from the course with a grade of W.)

My End Date is:_____________

Unit 1

Activity Possible Points Week Due Date Submitted My Points
Introduction 50 Wk 1:    
Activity 1 50 Wk 2:    
Activity 2 50 Wk 3:    
Exam 1 100 Wk 4:    

 

Unit 2

Activity Possible Points Week Due Date Submitted My Points
Activity 3 50 Wk 5:    
Activity 4 50 Wk 6:    
Activity 5 50 Wk 7:    

You must successfully complete all your work to here in order to remain in the course on the W date. That means it must be posted (one piece at a time, and wait for my grade before posting the next), and accepted and graded by me. I will under NO CIRCUMSTANCES grade more than one piece of work in a single day, nor will I work excessive hours per day to help students catch up who have not been submitting course work on a regular basis, so you must plan accordingly.

Unit 3

Activity Possible Points Week Due Date Submitted My Points
Activity 6 50 Wk 8:    
Activity 7 50 Wk 9:    
Activity 8 50 Wk 10:    
Exam 2 150 Wk 11:    

You must successfully complete all your work to here in order to qualify for a grade of Incomplete. That means it must be posted (one piece at a time, and wait for my grade before posting the next), and accepted and graded by me. I will under NO CIRCUMSTANCES grade more than one piece of work in a single day, nor will I work excessive hours per day to help students catch up who have not been submitting course work on a regular basis, so you must plan accordingly.

Unit 4

Activity Possible Points Week Due Date Submitted My Points
Activity 9 50 Wk 12:    
Activity 10 50 Wk 13:    
Exam 3 200 Wks 14-15:    
Total Points 1000      

To get a print copy of your final course grade, click here and follow the instructions for getting a receipt. Once you have completed the course, this receipt will include your course grade.

(c) Diane Thompson: 6/1/1999; updated: 01/04/2008