AP Macro/Gov Class Procedures CW/HW Notebook Format and Classroom Policies

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A set of Question-and-Answer style flashcards covering notebook setup, classroom policies, seating, bathroom and phone rules, materials, and assessment procedures from the provided lecture notes.

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What back cover is recommended for the CW notebook?

A non-glossy back cover.

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Who should you ask for help if you have trouble obtaining a notebook?

Mr. Raskin.

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When should you begin filling out your notebook?

Only after Mr. Raskin gives the class instructions in class.

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What does CW stand for in the notebook format?

Classwork.

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What information must be written on the back cover of the notebook?

The student’s first name and period (in black marker); if duplicates exist, include the last name.

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Where should the student’s full name, period, and room number appear on the first page?

In the bottom right corner of the first page.

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What should the front page indicate?

The subject (e.g., Econ, AP Econ, Gov, AP Gov) and whether it is CW or HW.

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How should each unit begin in the notebook?

A title page on the left and a table of contents on the right.

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What should the table of contents include and how should dates be formatted?

Lesson numbers on the left, lesson titles in the center, lesson dates on the right; dates formatted as month/day (e.g., 1/18) with no year.

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Do vocabulary pages have dates?

No, vocabulary pages do not have dates.

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How is the unit title page formatted?

With the Roman numeral and unit name written on top; the rest of the page left blank.

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How is a lesson number formatted?

Roman numeral unit + Arabic numeral lesson + lowercase letter for page order; starts on a left page.

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Do page numbers reset with a new unit?

Yes, page numbering restarts from 1 at the start of each new unit.

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What is the font size guideline for titles and page numbers?

They should be written in a large font (3–4 rows tall).

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Are worksheets discouraged, and if used, how should they be taped in?

Yes, worksheets should be avoided; if used, cut margins and tape into the notebook with four pieces of clear tape (not glue) and ensure tape does not extend beyond the page.

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What is a key difference for taping in worksheets in the CW/HW format?

Cut margins and tape with four pieces of clear tape; do not tape under the worksheet or let tape go beyond the page.

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What is a key note about HW notebook formatting?

HW uses Arabic numerals for unit numbers, HW on the title page/back cover, and unit-by-unit daily videos/FRQs; each daily item starts on a new page.

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In AP Econ, what should notes cover and how should lesson numbers align?

Notes on AP Classroom daily videos and FRQs; lesson numbers match the AP Classroom exactly.

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In AP Gov, how should lessons and sub-lessons be organized on pages?

Each lesson (e.g., 2.1) on the left; each sub-lesson (e.g., 2.3.b) on a new page; combined lessons (e.g., 2.10–11) on the same page.

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What are the quiz deadline policies?

Quizzes close at 9:59:59 PM on the day they are due; no individual extensions.

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How are notebooks graded and stamped, and what happens if there’s no stamp?

Notebook checks occur every couple of weeks; stamps may be given; if a page isn’t stamped, you can complete it later for partial credit as long as it’s finished before the notebook check.

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What should you do if you miss a notebook page due to an excused absence?

Check Google Classroom to make up the page; you can earn full credit if you write 'ABSENT' on top; you may copy notes from a friend only if they are notes from class discussions or student presentations.

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Where should notebooks be submitted and how are the stacks organized?

Submitted to the period’s cabinet; left stack for A–J, right stack for K–Z; notebook placed back side up.

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What should you do if you forget your notebook on a day with notebook work?

Complete the work on a separate sheet, tape it into the appropriate page before the next notebook check, and cut margins so they don’t stick out.

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What is the bathroom policy during class?

Leave class for up to 5 minutes without permission; for longer than 5 minutes, obtain permission; during a test/quiz, leave only after turning in the test/quiz.

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Where should you place your phone during non-testing times and during tests?

Place it in the phone pocket corresponding to your desk number; during tests, the phone must be in the pocket.

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What materials must you bring to class, and what materials are provided?

Bring a spiral notebook, pencil, black pen, and red pen; provided materials include color pencils, color markers, crayons, tape, staplers, scissors, pencil sharpeners, and rulers.

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Where are posters stored and what are the poster requirements?

Poster paper is kept in the corner near the closet; posters must be rectangular with width equal to the paper height and a height of 23 inches; orient horizontally; include group members’ first and last names in the top-right corner on the front.

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What is the door policy (doorstop) during and between periods?

The first person in should prop the door open; the last person out should close it; Group 3 should double-check the door is closed; during Husky period the door should stay slightly open; at end of period, the door is closed before lunch.

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What is the policy for group seating and desk arrangements?

Groups of four A–D; A&B rotate desks 90 degrees to face each other; A&C and B&D are vertical partners; A&D and B&C are kitty-corner partners; leave space for passage and ensure no gaps after group work.