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Foundations in ENGINEERING

On Day 47 of 90, Dr. McCarter emphasizes the importance of adhering to our e-device policy during instructional time to uphold GICA's work ethics. Students must avoid using e-devices without permission, and using headphones for entertainment can negatively affect ethics grades. Key safety reminders include wearing safety glasses in the lab and obtaining permission for operating tools. Upcoming events include meetings for the VEX Club and various testing dates. Stay engaged and responsible to support GICA's mission in preparing for a 21st-century workforce.

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Foundations in ENGINEERING

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  1. Foundations in ENGINEERING TODAY IS DAY 47OF 90 October 13, 2014 --Put away e-devices--

  2. GICA’s Work Ethics Issue • Our Principal, Dr. McCarter reminds us of the student ‘e-device’ policy: Students are not allowed to use e-devices during instructional time (between the start and end of class bells) without obtaining direct teacher permission.

  3. GICA’s Work Ethics Characteristics • What is an easy way to define “ETHICS”? Doing the right thing at the right time.

  4. GICA’s Work Ethics Issue • Use of headphones in class for entertainment purposes will lower your ethics grade. Ask Mr. C. for permission if you wish to use them for legitimate academic purposes.

  5. GICA Mission • You are a critical part of GICA’s mission… • …ensuring a viable 21st century workforce for Glynn County. Brunswick

  6. Policy Review • Safety Glasses must be worn over your eyes at all times in the lab. • Safety glasses will be returned neatly into the storage cabinet by end of class. • Reminder: Students will not operate electrified power tools without instructor permission.

  7. NEWS & ANOUNCEMENTS • VEX Club • Next planned meeting Tuesday, 10/14/2014, 4:00-6:00 . The Robotic Revolution… Dare to take part!

  8. NEWS & ANOUNCEMENTS • October Calendar 13           Picture Re-Take 14           SLO Testing Fine Arts  3-8 15            Testing PSAT                 SLO Testing – Foreign Lang. 16            SLO Testing CTAE   18            Brunswick Stewbilee                 Candlelight Carnival                   20            HS Report Cards                 Picture Retakes (NMS<RACES & Leaps & Bounds)                 EOCT Testing                 Compass Test Administration 7:00 am (?) Student of the month breakfast 22           Jane Macon Middle School (JMMS) Career Week                 TKES Student Survey Plan 23            Compass Test Administration                  TKES Student Survey Plan 23-25       Fall Leadership Conference 24            Glyndale EMS Tour 9:00 A.M. 27            Herff Jones 2:00 P.M. 31            Halloween (School meets)

  9. Cool Engineering Stuff…

  10. Engineering & Manufacturing Instruction • Follow this link to the weekly lesson plan for daily tasks, essential questions and standards: • http://flashmedia.glynn.k12.ga.us/webpages/rcutforth/index.cfm?subpage=60151

  11. ENGINEERING & MANUFACTURING Q.O.D. TODAY IS DAY 47 of 90 October 13, 2014 Follow this link to today’s Question of the Day blog: http://kidblog.org/EngineeringManufacturing/ Use your student No. as your password. Immediately notify Mr. Cutforth if you have difficulty logging in. You are expected to write no less than 70 words (total).

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