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East Linn Christian Academy

ELL Bible Course Syllabus 2013-2014


Instructor Contact Information Heather Peckfelder Email: hpeckfelder@eastlinnchristian.org Cell phone: (541) 401-0451 School phone: (541) 451-1076 Welcome to my favorite class! I am excited to explore God's word, the Bible, with you and I am looking forward to the rich discussions we will have! Course description: Students will lay down a foundation of understanding of the Bible (Old and New Testament) in which to build upon in further classes and make a personal decision about. Objectives: To introduce you to the Old and New Testaments of the Bible To memorize verses of scripture To come to an understanding of the gospel of Jesus Christ and its call to receive Him as Lord personally Supplies: An English bible A spiral notebook (for bible journal) A pen or pencil A translator or dictionary Course expectations: I have high expectations for you in this class. Most of the class discussions will be conducted in English and I expect you to participate in daily opportunities to use English. The exception to this will be your assigned bible reading which may be done in your primary language. Other expectations are: daily attendance; bible journal entries; note-taking, homework assignments, and quizzes/tests. View of Scripture All students will be expected to respect the Christian view of God's Word from 2 Timothy 3:16 whether they agree with it or not. Class discussions will allow for tough questions to be asked about Jesus, the history of the church, the authorship of the Bible, and more but students are expected to keep discussions respectful.

Grading Policy: All homework assignments must be completed BEFORE class begins and turned in daily. Unexcused late work will be worth 50% (per the school handbook. Grades can be viewed on the schools Sycamore system and will be updated weekly. Your grade will consist of the following categories: Participation 20%, Homework/Projects 50%, and Tests/Quizzes 30%. Participation contribution) Homework/Projects Reading/Journal Tests/Quizzes Tardy Policy: Attendance Policy: Class begins when the bell rings. The class does not end until the teacher dismisses you. You are responsible for making up any class work due to absences and will have one day plus the number of days absent to turn it in. Tests/Quizzes can be made up afterschool. Classroom Rules: **Please see handbook for school rules and discipline policy. I will enforce these rules in my classroom.** 1. Demonstrate respect for yourself, your classmates, school facilities, and teachers at all times. 2. No food, gum, candy or drinks in classroom unless approved by the teacher. 3. Go to the bathroom and your locker before class class time is for learning! 4. No electronic devices visible or audible for any reason unless the teacher has instructed. 5. Plagiarism (using someone elses work without giving them credit) will not be tolerated. Statement of commitment: I have read this course syllabus and I understand the expectations and requirements for this course. Parent/Host Parent Signature: ___________________________________________________________ Student Signature: ______________________________________________________________________ 30% (attendance, attitude, effort and 20% (reading and assignments) 30% (genre and bible reading, journal entries) 20% (grammar, vocabulary and bible verses)

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