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Ag Mechanics

Course Description

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Course description:

This course is designed to provide students with introductory level experiences in selected major areas of agricultural mechanics technology which may include welding, metal fabrication, concrete construction, building construction, plumbing, electrical wiring, maintenance of agricultural machinery. Learning activities include information, skill development and problem solving.


Topics:

Cutting

Fitting

Grinding

Stick Welding

Wire Welding

Electricity

Plumbing

Project Construction


Classroom Rules:

  1. Follow Student Handbook
  2. Always Follow Safety Procedures and wear appropriate PPE
  3. Be prepared
  4. Be productive
  5. Be polite
  6. Be persistent
 

Grading Policy-

50% Test/Quiz/Special Project:

  • A student may retake tests within two (2) class days of being notified of the failing test/quiz for up to a grade of 70 IF they have first met with the teacher for a tutorial session.
  • It is at the discretion of the teacher as to whether the student will retake the test/quiz during the designated time either before school, break, lunch or afterschool.
  • Special Projects are due when specified by the teacher. There will be no corrections or retakes for special projects - the grade will be recorded as the final grade.

Remaining 50% Will be comprised classwork (shop work, daily assignments etc.)

    • All assignments are due when specified by the teacher.
    • Corrections -
      Students will NOT be allowed to correct daily work including class work, homework, etc.
  • Late work –
    • 1 Day Late:   10 pts off or 10%
    • 2 Days Late: 20 pts off or 20%
    • 3 Days Late:   30 pts off or 30%
    • Grade of “0” will be assessed to any assignment more than 3 days late.
  • Note for high school science classes -
    • Labs will count for 40% of a student’s final grade.
    • A student who fails a science lab assignment may redo the lab within two (2) class days of being notified of the failing grade for up to a grade of 70.
    • A student may redo a lab during the designated time either before school, break, lunch or afterschool.

Minimum 10 daily grades per six week period

Minimum 2 test/project grades per six week period