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Course Intro Notes

The syllabus outlines the policies and expectations for the American Politics course taught by Prof. Stout, including camera and attendance policies, late work, grading criteria, and the use of AI. It also includes a scavenger hunt section with questions related to course procedures and responsibilities. Additional notes cover reliable sources and distinguishing between fact and opinion.

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Course Intro Notes

The syllabus outlines the policies and expectations for the American Politics course taught by Prof. Stout, including camera and attendance policies, late work, grading criteria, and the use of AI. It also includes a scavenger hunt section with questions related to course procedures and responsibilities. Additional notes cover reliable sources and distinguishing between fact and opinion.

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Syllabus

Overview
camera policy

Textbook

late work

Assignments

AI Policy Grading

Attendance
& Participation

American Politics
Office hours Prof. Stout
& Feedback
Syllabus Scavenger Hunt
Question
Task Answer & Page #
#

What happens if you show


up to class without your
1 camera on and don’t
respond when I ask you
to turn it on?

What’s the deadline


policy for late
2 assignments? Are day-of
tech issues considered
emergencies?

You missed class and an


in-class activity/exam
3 was assigned. What do
you need to submit to be
eligible to make it up?

How many points is the


4 midterm worth? When
is it scheduled?

You disagree with the


grade you received on
5 your midterm. What is
the first step you must
take to address this?

American Politics
Prof. Stout
Question
Task Answer & Page #
#

If you plan to use AI to


help brainstorm an
outline for your final
6 exam guide, are you
allowed to? What must
you do if you do use AI in
this way?

When can you be “cold-


called” in class, and
7
how is that policy
implemented fairly?

What’s the policy if


you’re experiencing a
long-term issue that
8
might affect your
attendance or ability to
complete assignments?

What should you do if


you prefer to use a
9 different name or
pronouns than what’s
listed on the roster?

Explain the process


10 and options for
meeting with me.

Can you send an


assignment to me via
11 email if Brightspace
isn’t working? Why or
why not do you think?

American Politics
Prof. Stout
Question
Task Answer & Page #
#

If you’re more than 15


minutes late to class,
12 what might happen.and
under what condition
might that be waived?

What is the policy


around submitting
“extra credit” work
13
individually? Can you
request your own extra
assignment?

You feel a classmate said


something offensive
during a discussion.
What tone or principle is
14 expected from all
students when handling
uncomfortable or
challenging
conversations?

What steps must you


follow if you want to
15 formally appeal your
grade after a
reassessment?

You are unsure about


whether something you
wrote counts as
16
plagiarism. What’s
your responsibility in
this situation?

American Politics
Prof. Stout
Question
Task Answer & Page #
#

How does the grading


policy define an 'A' in
this class? What are 2
17
specific characteristics
your work must show to
earn one?

If you email me late on


18 Friday, when can you
expect a reply by?

You want to use an older


edition of the textbook
to save money. Are you
19
allowed to? What
responsibility do you
take on by doing so?

If the course schedule


changes how will you
know what to read or
20 prepare for the next
class? What should
you do if you miss a
session

Syllabus Wrap Up Notes:

American Politics
Prof. Stout
Reliable Sources
& how to find them

Additional Notes:

American Politics
Prof. Stout
Fact or Opinion?
Fact or
Statements Reasoning
Opinion

A banana is a
fruit
v.
Bananas are
the best fruit

TikTok is a
mobile app
launched in
2016.
v.
TikTok is
ruining
people’s
attention
spans.

Masks help
prevent the
spread of
COVID-19
v.
Wearing a
mask is
burdensome or
unnecessary

American Politics
Prof. Stout
Fact or
Statements Reasoning
Opinion

The Civil War


was fought
primarily over
slavery.
v.
Civil War
monuments
should remain
up to preserve
history

On January 6,
2021,
individuals
used violence
at the U.S.
Capitol in an
attempt to
stop
certification
of a lawful
election
V.
This was an
act of
patriotism

Class Policy:

American Politics
Prof. Stout
Class
Prep

Exam
Prep

American Politics
Prof. Stout
Memorize

Understand

Analyze

American Politics
Prof. Stout

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