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6th Grade

Science and Technology Class

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How to contact: 
  1. 6am - 6pm via REMIND
  2. Google Classroom chat: Regular Schedule Hours
  3. email: natalia.fernandez@skyathey.com
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Office Hours: 
Mondays
1:30 - 1:55

ICAN: April 6 - April 10

**Agenda**
Monday: Lesson 3.4 Virus protection (dropbox submission)
Tuesday: Code.org - work on advancing through course.
Wednesday: Meeting (check google classroom for link) - Review L3.1 - 3.4 and Practice test and about Lesson 3 Quiz
Thursday: Take Lesson 3 Quiz on www.ucertify.com
Friday: Good Friday/no school

How will students be graded?
90-100%

The student has completed the work and/or has gone above and beyond expectations

80--89%

The student has mostly completed the work, there is missing information but an attempt was clearly made to unpack and develop the task. 

79-70%

There is no evidence of any attempt to do the task, the work shows little effort from the student. 

About the CIW program
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6th grade students will take two ICT programs in the first semester, then a Research Methods class in the second semester (more information about this course will be provided in the spring term).  There are two certifications in the ICT program in the Fall semester: word processing essentials and communication essentials.   

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At the end of each ICT Essentials course, students at the advanced level have the opportunity to earn an ICT Digital Tool Certificate by passing a final exam, proving mastery of the ICT Essentials topic. For students at beginning and intermediate levels, the provided assessments can be used to determine readiness for the final certificate exam at the teacher's discretion.

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In addition to the material found in the course book, students can visit the ICT Online portal to help them master the ICT course material and prepare for the ICT certification exam. ICT Online provides a variety of online tools that supplement the Official ICT Courseware.  

 

The supplemental files may include:

  • Demonstration Videos – Informative videos demonstrating important topics in the course.

  • Links to Learn More – Links to 3rd party Web sites students can go to to learn more about a topic.

  • Suggested Activities – Online, hands-on, team and teacher-led activities to supplement learning.

  • Case Studies – Hands-on exercises to supplement learning.

  • Lesson Quizzes – Online and hands-on versions for teachers to assign at the end of each lesson.

 

Handout versions of suggested activities, case studies and lesson quizzes can be printed and assigned during class or as homework.

 

The instructor sections and supplemental files include answers to activities, case studies and lesson quizzes.

The supplemental files also include an Objective Matrix listing the certification exam objectives and locations of corresponding material in the coursebook.

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Other Resources

nytrotype.com

 
Log in as a guest to race cars using WPM (words per minute).  Add your friends and race against eachother.

Code.org

 
Log in with your school account and continue working on Express Course! 

CURRICULUM:

first semester

ICT: Word Processing Essentials

The ICT Word Processing Essentials course focuses on the fundamentals of using common word-processing application software. Students will learn to use the application to create new documents, and to add and edit content. They will use application tools to design a document's look-and-feel by manipulating page layout, fonts, styles and images. They will also learn to create text structures that make content easier to read and understand, including tables, and bulleted and numbered lists. Finally, students will learn to collaborate on word-processing projects by editing and sharing documents.

Second semester

ICT: Communications Essentials

The ICT Communications Essentials course focuses on fundamentals of effective communications in a technological society. Students will learn about basic network functions and Internet connections. They will use strategies and techniques for efficient Web searching. They will also explore issues related to online safety and privacy. Students will learn strategies for creating effective Web site content. Finally, they will study the tools, practices and etiquette needed for communicating effectively with e-mail.

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