Coach Mark Kessler
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HEALTH EDUCATION INSTRUCTUCTOR:
Kessler Course description This is a one-semester course that examines the scientific knowledge and human behavior as it relates to major health issues and behaviors. The general course objective is to understand the physical, social, and psychological factors that affect our health and how to apply them in improving our own health and the health of society. Textbook (stays in class) and supplemental sources Glencoe Health 2 edition Too Good for Drugs and violence curriculum Textbook on CD and online at www.Glencoe.com Class Donation - $10.00 is requested to purchase materials and supplies for the semester (poster paper, glue, markers, and printing of workbook).
Grades Academic points: Class work, presentations, papers, worksheets, quizzes, tests will be assessed points.
Participation: There will be daily participation points and are earned by actively participating in discussions, group work, and by following the classroom rules.
Letter grades will be according to the percentage of points earned.
A=90% and above
B=80-89%
C=70-79%
D=60-69%
F=below 59%.
**Extra credit-None, the teacher will not create extra assignments for students to replace work that was not submitted on time or that was completed in an unsatisfactory manner.
Grades may accessed online at http://srvhs.schoolloop.com
Please make note of your ID and Password once you have signed up on the website. It is your responsibility to keep track of your access to your grades.
Classroom Rules:
1. Come in quickly and quietly
2. Treat others the way you want to be treated
3. Act responsibly
4. You are either a listener or a speaker
5. Use your resources
Student Needs: You will need a way to organize and keep your work (current and graded). It is essential to your success in this course that you keep all work, notes, and quizzes until the end.
You will need paper and pen/pencil to take notes and complete class work with.
Parents and students you may contact me anytime via email at [email protected]
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