The reading journal cannot be used to pull up a low grade in part A of the evaluation. I and an A for part II, he or she will receive a C in the course. The grade for part II can pull down a grade. If a student receives an A for part I, but a B in part II, he or she will receive a B in the course. A is reserved for work that is original, insightful and indicates a mastery of the material.
C signifies satisfactory work that is either wanting in presentation, understanding or accuracy.
Evaluation in this course is based upon demonstration of knowledge and understanding of the course content and application of concepts and knowledge in a variety of contexts. Beliefs and opinions are not evaluated in this course, rather clear articulation of ideas and reasoned judgment are attributes that students should seek in the expression of their beliefs in order to attain desired grades. Cumulative minutes for tardiness will be recorded. Due dates are firm. Students must use one of the forms of citation described by Diana Hacker, A Writer's Reference, pp.