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This syllabus outlines the curriculum, assignments, grading policies, and resources for the Environmental Science course taught by Jennifer Clendenen at Forsyth County Schools for the 2021/2022 academic year. It includes details on student investigations, performance-based assessments, and available resources, including required parent permissions for digital tools.

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1. Start with the course title and code at the top of the syllabus.
2. Include the instructor's name, contact information, and office hours.
3. Outline the course description, providing an overview of what the course will cover.
4. List the course objectives or learning outcomes clearly.
5. Include a detailed schedule of topics, readings, and assignment due dates.
6. Specify the grading criteria, including how each component is weighted (assignments, exams, projects, etc.).
7. Mention any required textbooks or materials needed for the course.
8. Outline the course policies, including attendance, late submissions, and academic integrity.
9. Add any additional resources for students, such as tutoring services or online materials.
10. Conclude with important deadlines and a note encouraging students to reach out with questions.

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1. Students enrolled in environmental science programs or courses.
2. Instructors and educators teaching environmental science.
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5. Policy makers or organizations interested in enhancing environmental literacy.

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