IN PERSON AND ONLINE WEEKDAY CLASSES

 REQUIREMENTS AND POLICIES:
Weekdays all classes will be in person and online through Zoom. 

Students are required to have access to a computer and reliable internet service. 

This class is a web-based interactive course, and it is designed to include discussion and other forms of collaboration and communication, students are expected to be an active participant in the course. Students will participate in daily activities in their courses. Students should turn on their cameras for the whole two hours of the class due to attendance and class participation purpose. Students should fully attend the whole two hours of the Zoom class. Students should be in a place where they can do the class work and participate the class discussion fully without distractions. Students cannot be in a park, in a car, a shopping malls, a store or any other place that is not conducive for learning while attending zoom class. If that happens student will be removed from the class that day and sh/he should makeup.  Even though you may not be in-person class with your classmates and instructor, you should be willing and ready to regularly collaborate and communicate with classmates and instructor in Zoom Students are expected to complete all assignments, quizzes, tests, and any other activities by the due date. Students need to log into their Google classroom and check their email account daily. Doing so will allow you to view announcements, participate in class activities, and assignments.  Do not hesitate to ask questions. Students are strongly encouraged to contact their instructor if they have course related questions regarding course tests, quizzes, tests, assignments, and feedback provided to you. It is recommended that they contact their instructor using the google classroom well in advance of the due date. Please note that instructor may not be able to respond to every email immediately. Managing your time is essential in online courses. Successful students are organized in the studies and take ownership of their own learning. A best approach is to set aside specific time each day to focus on your coursework and studies. Ideally, set that time to be the same time each day. Still all students are required to do 6 hours of behind the wheel training and one hour observation.