Etiquette & Learning Statement

Learning Statement "There is no greater education than one that is self-driven." --Neil DeGrasse Tyson

This class is an open forum for questions and diverse viewpoints on class topics. But you can only take advantage of this if you engage.

• Ask questions.
• Voice your opinion.
• Listen to other views.
• Open your mind.

	Etiquette & Responsibilities
“The journey is part of the experience—an expression of the seriousness of one's intent.One doesn't take the A train to Mecca.”   –Anthony Bourdain http://goo.gl/vELjzL Comport yourselves as professionals.      • Know policies and follow directions.      •Be fully prepared to learn and discuss.      •Take actions that help yourself and others learn.
Students acting unprofessionally are a distraction      • Distracting students will be asked to leave for the day           • Students will be marked as absent

Determining this behavior is at my sole discretion.

Students are empowered to:

• seek answers int he syllabus & policies
• Students will be notified of changes.
• understand handbook policies http://goo.gl/22EukJ
• learn on their own. Seek help when you need it.
• take action. Make results, not excuses.