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Q:  I just don't get it.  How can I get help.  
      A.  There are several ways to obtain help.
            1.  Ask for help in class from your teams mates and the teacher(s).
           2.  Attend tutoring.  The Science focus day for tutoring is every Wednesday                     at 3:25.  Remember you will need a pass to enter the hallway after school.
           3.  Click on the Pinterest icon to the left.  There are several resources for each                 topic (videos, articles, class posters, games, etc.)

Q    I was absent, should I make up any work:
      A:  When you are absent you will have work to make up. You should schedule a               time to meet with the teacher to collect any missing work.

Q:  How do I find out what happened when I was absent:  
      A:  One way to find out about the fun you missed is to check with your group.                  Copy the notes from your group members.

Q:  What should I do when I am absent?
      A:  You should borrow a group member's ibook to copy any work that you have                 missed.
      A:  You should attend tutoring to learn the information that you missed and you                may also use this time to make up missing work.

Q:  How do I get to Edmodo?  
      A:  Log on at https://www.edmodo.com/ using the login that you set up in class.


Q:  Can I turn in late work?
      A:  If you are present (in class when the work was completed or the work was                  assigned.  The work should be finished and turned in by the end of class.           
      A:  You were absent the day the work was completed or assigned.  If  have one                day for each day missed to submit the assignment.  For example:  If you were            absent 2 days, you have 2 days to submit your missing work with no penalty.              After that point the penalty points will be deducted, 10 points for each day the            work is late.
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