The Class Archivist
The Class Archivist
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The Class Archivist is responsible for maintaining the class archive of
notes and papers, the assignment calendar, and setting aside copies of
handouts for students who are absent. This is a one-week rotating job.
Each archivist receives two "mole points" of extra credit for
completing the job.
The archivist's duties are:
Binder
The class binder is the "bible" of notes and papers for the class.
- Distribute any missed work slips and packets to returning
students.
- Put the following into the binder for each day of class
- A filled-out archivist sheet for each day of class, including
- the date
- what we did (a bulleted list is fine)
- list of handouts
- list of announcements (test dates, etc.)
- One archive copy of each handout, packet, worksheet, etc.
Assignment Calendar
Write down each assignment on its due date on the assignment
calendar at the back of the room.
Absent Students
For each student who is absent:
- fill out a missed work slip with the student's name, the date,
and the same information as that day's archivist sheet.
- If there were handouts (worksheets, packets, etc.), staple
them together to the missed work sheet.
- Place the slips and packets into the pocket at the front of the
binder.
Job Transition
On the last class day of your archivist week:
- Remind the following week's archivist that it's that person's
turn.
- Show me your completed archive and collect your two mole points.
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