This document provides a weekly update from Mrs. Shusterman's geometry class including: - A list of students who earned 'A's for the week and those who submitted the most assignments. - Notifications that the teacher will be out of the office on Wednesday and expectations for progress while absent. - Various reminders about course expectations and resources available to students.

1. Mrs. Shusterman’s
Weekly Update
Geometry
September 24-28, 2012

2. Let’s Celebrate
‘A’ All-Stars!
Harris, Juliana Sauer, Aubrey
Aschenbrenner, Bryce Gilbert, Robert
Rahman, Sabiha Brooke, Bailey
Herring, Reginald Harkness, Jordan
Edmonds, Caleb Martinez, Katherine
Kisch, Caroline Imhotep, Shahadah
Springer, Brian Ramirez, Tatiana
Dixon, Matthew Musolino, Julia
Rodriguez, Ariel
Little, Zachary
Lahiri, Anila
KEEP UP THE AMAZING PROGRESS!
I HOPE TO SEE THIS LIST EVEN LARGER NEXT WEEK


3. High Submitters!
CONGRATS TO McCoy, Lance FOR SUBMITTING 13 ASSIGNMENTS THIS WEEK.
WAY TO GO!
5 Submissions
PARRISH, BRIANA
Sauer, Aubrey 6 Submissions
Rahman, Sabiha
Ponce, Raul Little, Zachary
Louissaint, Amitai Kaiser, Skyla
Santiago, Sarai Dixon, Matthew
KADIR, Alim Brown, Ashley
Brown, Kiana
Arguelles, Amanda
THE EXPECTATION IS 3-4 ASSIGNMENTS
WEEKLY TO STAY ON PACE.
BE SURE YOU ARE MEETING THIS GOAL!

4. Out of the office!!!
I will be out of my office on Wednesday, September 26, 2012.
Please continue to move forward in the course. I am expecting to see
my inbox full of your assignments! If you need to complete a DBA,
please move forward to the next module, and we will complete it
upon my return. You can do it! Let’s aim for completing 4 assignments
while I’m away!
Keep in mind there will be a delay in grading and returning calls, texts,
and emails.
I will be back in my office on Thursday, September 27th ready to assist
you! Let’s make it a great week 

5. Weekly Reminders
• Be sure you are making PROGRESS in the course. This means
you are submitting 3-4 assignments each week.
• Complete assignments in ORDER. Do NOT skip around.
• DBA’s are REQUIRED in order to receive the password for an
exam.
• Resubmit work to IMPROVE your grade. Check out your GRADE
BOOK Tab!
• Check EMAILS daily for important updates.
• COURSE INFORMATION Tab – Great place for pace charts,
materials list, and other important information- check it out!
• COMMUNICATE! It is extremely important to communicate
with me. I call weekly, however, if you need assistance or have
a question, contact me immediately- emails, text, calls.
I am here to help you be successful in this course.

6. Course Information
Please visit my ANNOUNCEMENT PAGE
for Tutoring information, Live Lessons,
Resources (Note guides, videos, etc.)
NEW TO THE COURSE???
Be sure to view the welcome videos up in the
top right corner to get a better start!
BE SURE TO CHECK OUT THE COURSE INFORMATION TAB WHEN YOU ARE IN THE COURSE!

7. Projects
• Be sure to check out the lesson summary and
review page at the end of the lesson to find the
directions! They will be at the bottom of the
page.
• Projects are to be completed on a separate
sheet of paper and uploaded or emailed.
• Module 1: 1.2, 1.3, 1.5
• Module 2: 2.2, 2.6
• Module 3: 3.3, 3.6
• Module 4: 4.5
• Module 5: 5.3, 5.7
COLLABORATIONS
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Module 6: 6.5, 6.7 If you need a partner, please
Module 7: 7.2, 7.6
• Module 8: 8.7 inform me and I will find you
• Module 9: 9.5
• Module 10: None
one!

8. Tech Support
Having trouble logging into the course? Are images not showing up for the
assignments? Blocked from content? Slow response time?
Be sure to contact tech support at any time. They are available 24/7.
1-866-322-8324 OR Submit a help ticket at flvs.net
Option #2
THEY ARE THERE TO HELP YOU
PLEASE CONTACT THEM IMMEDIATLEY IF A TECH ISSUE ARISES!

9. Academic Integrity- Avoid It
What is Academic Integrity?
• Academic integrity is a concept used to address the many facets of authenticity within a student's
work. A student who upholds a high standard of academic integrity maintains that the work he or
she turns in is authentic and true to the knowledge he or she has acquired.
• The technology age has certainly helped people have fast access to any and all information on the
web. Because of this, you will see Academic Integrity becoming more of a standard in educational
institutions as they begin to hold students to higher accountability measures.
• It is important that as you take courses online, you are equipped to appropriately utilize
technology. The Internet can be a powerful research tool. The key is to know how to use it and
what is appropriate.
Academic Integrity means...
• Your work on each assignment will be completely your own
• Your collaboration with another classmate on any assignment will be pre-approved by your
instructor
• You will not practice plagiarism in any form
• You will not allow others to copy your work
• You will not misuse content from the Internet
Consequences for Plagiarizing
• Academic Integrity is something that we take very seriously at our school. If students are caught
violating the academic integrity policy, our school does have specific policies and consequences.
Please think very carefully before sharing your work, taking others' work, or giving others
authority into your account via usernames and passwords. The consequences are not worth it and
you are ultimately cheating yourself.

10. My Schedule This Week
I will be available Monday, September 24th – September 28th
from 7am-7pm
Out of Office Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Have a wonderful week!