WELCOME TO BACK-TO-SCHOOL NIGHT Mrs. Yankovich HUMANITIES Grade 4.
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WELCOME TOWELCOME TO BACK-TO-SCHOOL BACK-TO-SCHOOL
NIGHTNIGHT
WELCOME TOWELCOME TO BACK-TO-SCHOOL BACK-TO-SCHOOL
NIGHTNIGHTMrs. Yankovich HUMANITIES Mrs. Yankovich HUMANITIES
Grade 4Grade 4
Did you know? 19 years teaching Humanities in CR With 12 years in regular education in grades
2-6 GRAND TOTAL= 31 years teaching
experience Master’s Degree plus in Education with focus
in Social Studies and Fine Arts
Don’t worry that children never listen to you: worry
that they are always watching you.
Robert Fulghum
MY WISH LIST…
• ALWAYS CONTACT ME IF YOU HAVE A QUESTION OR CONCERN.
WE HAVE THE SAME GOALS for OUR KIDS.
•Promote self reliance but be in charge.
•Seek first to understand.
• Integrity • Resourcefulness• Ambition• Resilience
1. CHARACTER
Based on research from the book:How Children Succeed by Paul Tough
2. CREATIVITYIt is not always the big “C” but the small “c’ that
counts.Sometimes the most important lessons in life
are the ones we learn from our mistakes.
3. EFFORTHumanities
Curriculum focuses on: Establishing Deep Roots Moving Toward Expertise Developing Passion Experiencing, Accepting, and Embracing Challenge
Homework Homework Meant to reinforce and review class activity.Meant to reinforce and review class activity. Should not take more than 10 minutes per night – on Should not take more than 10 minutes per night – on
average.average. Multiple nights are given for assignments that take Multiple nights are given for assignments that take
longer.longer. Stamp indicates completed on timeStamp indicates completed on time Not all assignments are gradedNot all assignments are graded No meltdowns allowed – see information on website No meltdowns allowed – see information on website
for strategies and tips. for strategies and tips.
COURSE ASSESSMENT
For everyday or ongoing work assessment is based on these 3 principles:
Is the student challenging himself/herself? Does the work demonstrate focus and
elaboration? Is the student making connections that
show insight and creativity?
How are students assessed? • All written projects will have an attached rubric.• Test and Quiz grades• Notebooks will be graded- this incorporates the
homework• Class participation- teacher observation • Student self-reflection
DID YOU KNOW? NES website Mrs. Yankovich
• Homework is entered on a weekly basis. PLEASE use this as a general guide.
• Assignment books are the best way to check homework assignments.
• Curriculum Updates: I will post pictures and give you an overview of current topics. – updated each marking period-
• Links pages are used by students for research and resources to enhance text.