DCW Unit Description Sheet for Science Past-Due Assignment
Our goal is to complete each unit in a timely manner. The due date for the unit is recorded at the top of the Unit Description Sheet. If you are absent from school, work on/complete the section(s) for the day(s) you are absent. Call or email Steve if you have questions: 559/782-7095x4611 * sreynolds@portervilleschools.org
Name ________________________________ Date ___________ B * ES * P * Advisory
Email __________________________________________________________________
Title of Unit ______________________________________________________________
Date you started the assignment __________ Date the assignment was due _________
Number of days assignment is "Past Due" _______ Score/grade for unit _______
***For DCW credit, complete the following; use the back or additional paper if necessary. To receive credit for this unit, it must be completed by ___________________________
1. From your Unit Description Sheet, record the score you received for each section and the date the section was due--
Unit Section | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | More |
Score for Section |
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Date Section Was Due |
2. List 1-3 things you learned from this unit:
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3. Why didn't you complete the unit on time?
4. What will you change so that you complete the next unit on time?
5. Your signature ________________________________________ Date ____________
I/we have reviewed our daughter's/son's work on this assignment. We would like to see him/her learn and complete assignments in a timely manner and will help as needed with the next unit.
Parent(s) signature _________________________________________Date ________
Parent(s) phon(s) _____________________________ _________________________
Parent's Email _________________________________________________________
6/Credit _____ Grade: P/NC Credit Period _____ Date __________ Initials ____________
Completing this unit will earn DCW credit AND restore late-assignment points to science unit.
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