STS 1037 002 82990 REPORT OF MARKS TO JULY 16
A. PURPOSE OF REPORTS I expose marks after each assignment to identify and correct errors now, rather than later. I accept responsibility for correcting the errors I make; please do the same. B. ASSIGNMENT RESULTS 1. Deadlines: o o o o o o o o Assessments: Deadlines week 3 Resumes: Deadline was week 4 Marketing Plan: Deadline was week 7 Letters: Deadline was week 9 Interview 1: Deadline was week 9 Interview 2: Deadline: week 10 Interview 1: Deadline: week 11 Portfolio 1: Deadline: week 14
2. Because Of The Number Of Participants Missing Assignments, I Remind Those In This Group About The Course Policy About Marks And Deadlines The course policy, page 5 of the course outline specifies: Other than for reasons that justify accommodation under School policy, are explained to the instructor as soon as reasonably possible during/after the time affected, and supported by evidence: Assignments must be delivered in hard copy by hand Assignments are due on the dates specified in the Course Outline. Those who submit assignments when due will be eligible to make corrections and, so, to earn full marks; those who don’t won’t. Assignments submitted after the due date of the subsequent assignment will earn a zero Instructors are not obligated: o to repeat missed instruction, workshops o to mark missed or late submissions Marks earned for sections of portfolios will not be considered as replacement for missed assignments All assignments in this course must be individual. Evidence of copying others’ work or allowing one’s work to be copied will be considered to be plagiarism
Page 2 of 2 C. MY RECORD OF MARKS TO DATE 1. Colour Key
Accommodation under school policy justified Decision to accommodate depends on subsequent results Without a number: I don’t have a record of having received your submission If the assignment isn’t submitted before the deadline of the next assignment, it is marked 0 Submitted before deadline
3 participants didn’t identify themselves on late-submitted marketing plan. If you are one of these, please discuss with me. Because I have had people claim no-name submissions who didn’t author them, and because both of the no-name marketing plans were hand-written I ask those claiming these to show me other hand-written materials as proof of authorship 20 100256835 100516123 100553353 100554575 100555808 100593772 100596803 100650150 100658823 100680611 100695902 100748248 100762838 100779781 100785406 100790471 100792886 100795669 100803048 100804508 100804868
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