CTS modules are organized in order to provide the student with choice in the areas they study and the way they organize their time and resources. You are given more responsibility to organize resources and ASK when you need assistance. It is realistic for every student, given the time allocated to this class, to achieve five credits (or complete 5 modules). Each student will choose a minimum of 5 modules to be completed during the time allotted. During these modules you will have clear time guidelines and expectations. Any changes must be approved by your teacher.
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Each module consists of project work, a written portion, and may or may not include a written test. All module work must be completed and submitted together before a credit will be awarded.
In order to successfully complete 5 modules you must BE HERE! If you have to be away, make sure your parents/guardians phone the school the morning you are absent. You are also expected to be prompt. Lates will be reflected in your final mark. When students are repeatedly late (and have been warned), students will be required to make up the time at lunch.
You are required to complete a minimum of 5 modules. You must complete introductory modules before you continue with intermediate and advanced modules in a particular strand.
