FILLING OUT THE CLASS MAGAZINE UNIFORM REQUIREMENTS

SUBJECT TEACHER, CLASS TEACHER When filling out a class journal, you must remember that it is a financial document. The objective evaluation of the teacher's work according to many criteria depends on how the classroom journal is designed, namely: - the assimilation of the program in all academic subjects; - density and system of questioning students; - objectivity in presenting current and final grades to students; - compliance with the norms for conducting control, verification, independent, administrative work; - dosage of homework; - accounting for comments on keeping a journal made by someone from the administration or in the course of external control, and a mechanism for their elimination; - thoroughness in filling in information about the number of lessons missed by students;

RESPONSIBILITY FOR FILLING OUT THE JOURNAL The class journal is a state document, and its maintenance is obligatory for every teacher, class teacher. The class teacher and subject teachers are responsible for the condition, maintenance and safety of the journal. It is strictly forbidden to allow students to work with class magazines. Entries in the journal must be made with a blue ballpoint pen clearly, neatly, without corrections. At the end of the academic year, the journal is submitted by the class teacher for verification to the deputy director for educational work.

DESIGN OF THE PAGE The names of subjects in the table of contents are written with a capital (big) letter in accordance with the order in which they appear in the curriculum. On pages dedicated to specific subjects, the name of the subject is written with a lowercase (small) letter.

PAGE DESIGN The journal is filled in by the teacher on the day of the lesson. The number of lessons taught and the dates corresponding to them must match. The date of the lesson on the right side of the expanded sheet of the journal should be recorded only in Arabic numerals, for example: 05.09 .; 23.11. The dates on the left of the spread must strictly match the dates on the right. The month and day are recorded in accordance with the lesson schedule approved by the school principal. On the right side of the expanded page of the journal, the teacher must write down the topic studied in the lesson and the homework. When conducting double lessons, the date is recorded twice and, accordingly, the topic of each lesson. The number of hours for each topic must correspond to the approved calendar and thematic planning and the program for the subject.

PRESENTING CURRENT GRADES For written work, marks are put down in the column of the day when the work was carried out. Error correction should be carried out after each control measurement. Put a mark on the results of work on errors in the column of the day when it was carried out.

ASSESSING CURRENT GRADES When preparing for a lesson, the teacher should plan the lesson so that at least 4-5 students are interviewed during the lesson. The lower limit for the frequency of grading is 1 grade per student every 3-4 lessons in each subject. Lesson-generalizations, seminars, tests involve assessment of up to 60% of students

SETTING CURRENT GRADES Grades for written work in grades 5-8 in chemistry, physics, biology, mathematics in grades 5-11 are put in the journal for the next lesson. 10 days are given to check written control works in literature, Russian language in grades 9-11.

SETTING THE FINAL GRADES Marks for each academic quarter (semester) are set by the teacher after recording the date of the last lesson in this subject in the quarter (semester) without missing a cell. It is not allowed to skip cells and columns in the journal to record the numbers and topics of the next quarter. The number of filled cells on the left should correspond to the same number of lines for records of lesson topics on the right. The numbers and names of the months must also strictly match. It is not allowed to highlight the final marks (with a line, in a different color, etc.). Grades are entered by the class teacher in the summary record of students' progress

SETTING THE FINAL GRADES The final grades of students for a quarter (half year, year) must be justified (that is, correspond to the student's progress in the attestation period). In order to objectively certify students, at least three current marks are required with a two-hour weekly study load in the subject and more than six with a study load of more than two hours a week, taking into account the quality of students' knowledge in written and practical work. With a one-hour weekly load on the subject, certification can be carried out in quarters or half-years, depending on the solution of this issue at the August School Pedagogical Council. Putting points in the journal, marks with a “minus”, “plus” sign, pencil entries are not allowed, since such marks do not officially exist

RECOMMENDATIONS It is not recommended to give unsatisfactory marks in the first lessons after a long absence of students (missing three or more lessons), after the holidays, as this hinders the development of success in their educational and cognitive activities and forms a negative attitude towards learning.

RECOMMENDATIONS In the case of classes with students in sanatoriums (hospitals), the class teacher puts in the journal a certificate with the results of training in a sanatorium or hospital; Marks from this list are not transferred to the journal.

LET'S OBSERVE UNIFIED REQUIREMENTS WHEN FILLING OUT MAGAZINES

A class journal is the most informative document that allows you to determine the level of schoolchildren's education, the professional qualifications of the teaching staff.

The class journal is a state document, the maintenance of which is mandatory for every teacher and class teacher.

Three types of class magazines are installed: for 1-4, 5-9 and 10-11 grades.

The director of the school and his deputy for educational work ensure the storage of class journals and systematically monitor the correctness of their maintenance.

The class journal is designed for the academic year and is maintained in each class in the form approved by the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation.

Journals of parallel classes are numbered with letters (for example, 1A, 1B class, 5 A class, 5 B class, 5 C class).

The deputy director for educational work (principal of the school) instructs class teachers on the distribution of the pages of the journal allocated for the current record of student progress and attendance for the year in accordance with the number of hours allocated in the curriculum for each subject.

The teacher, checking and evaluating the knowledge of students, puts marks in the journal, and also necessarily notes the attendance of students. On the right page of the journal, he writes down the topic studied in the lesson and the homework. On the left - puts the date of the lesson, marks those absent from the lesson with the letter "n" (was not). When conducting double lessons, a record is made of the date and topic of each lesson. For written work, marks are given in the column of the day when this work was carried out. According to the practical and laboratory work, excursions, control written work, their topic and the number of hours spent are accurately indicated.

In the column "Homework" the content of the task and the nature of its implementation (read, recite by heart), pages, numbers of tasks and exercises, practical work are recorded. If students are given a repetition task, then its volume is specifically indicated.

Grades for each academic quarter (semester) are set immediately after the date of the last lesson in this subject in the quarter (semester) is recorded. At the same time, quarterly (semi-annual) grades are entered by the class teacher into the summary record of student progress.

The number of lessons, the date of the lesson of the left and right pages of the magazine must match. Surname, name, patronymic of the teacher is written in full. The classroom journal takes into account that the class in the classroom in a foreign language, physical education, technology, computer science, and native languages ​​is divided into groups. All entries in the class journal must be kept clearly and accurately in ink in accordance with the established form.

The class teacher (primary school teacher) carefully writes down the names and surnames of students in the class register in alphabetical order, fills in the “General information about students” using data from their personal files.

On a monthly basis, the class teacher records the number of days and lessons missed by students in the section “Accounting for student attendance”. The results are summed up on the number of days and lessons missed by each student and the class as a whole for the quarter (semester) and academic year. In case of a long-term illness of a student, classes are held at home (in a sanatorium, hospital). Registration of documentation for such children is done in accordance with the instructions for teaching sick children at home.

Information about their participation in circles and extracurricular activities, socially useful work is filled in by teachers and class teachers, respectively.
The page “Remarks on maintaining a class journal” is filled in by the deputy director for educational work (director) of the school at least 6-7 times per academic year.

A class journal is the most informative document that allows you to determine the level of schoolchildren's education, the professional qualifications of the teaching staff.

The class journal is a state document, the maintenance of which is mandatory for every teacher and class teacher.

Three types of class magazines are installed: for 1-4, 5-9 and 10-11 grades.

The director of the school and his deputy for educational work ensure the storage of class journals and systematically monitor the correctness of their maintenance.

The class journal is designed for the academic year and is maintained in each class in the form approved by the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation.

Journals of parallel classes are numbered with letters (for example, 1A, 1B class, 5 A class, 5 B class, 5 C class).

The deputy director for educational work (principal of the school) instructs class teachers on the distribution of the pages of the journal allocated for the current record of student progress and attendance for the year in accordance with the number of hours allocated in the curriculum for each subject.

The teacher, checking and evaluating the knowledge of students, puts marks in the journal, and also necessarily notes the attendance of students. On the right page of the journal, he writes down the topic studied in the lesson and the homework. On the left - puts the date of the lesson, marks those absent from the lesson with the letter "n" (was not). When conducting double lessons, a record is made of the date and topic of each lesson. For written work, marks are given in the column of the day when this work was carried out. According to the practical and laboratory work, excursions, control written work, their topic and the number of hours spent are accurately indicated.

In the column "Homework" the content of the task and the nature of its implementation (read, recite by heart), pages, numbers of tasks and exercises, practical work are recorded. If students are given a repetition task, then its volume is specifically indicated.

Grades for each academic quarter (semester) are set immediately after the date of the last lesson in this subject in the quarter (semester) is recorded. At the same time, quarterly (semi-annual) grades are entered by the class teacher into the summary record of student progress.

The number of lessons, the date of the lesson of the left and right pages of the magazine must match. Surname, name, patronymic of the teacher is written in full. The classroom journal takes into account that the class in the classroom in a foreign language, physical education, technology, computer science, and native languages ​​is divided into groups. All entries in the class journal must be kept clearly and accurately in ink in accordance with the established form.

The class teacher (primary school teacher) carefully writes down the names and surnames of students in the class register in alphabetical order, fills in the “General information about students” using data from their personal files.

On a monthly basis, the class teacher records the number of days and lessons missed by students in the section “Accounting for student attendance”. The results are summed up on the number of days and lessons missed by each student and the class as a whole for the quarter (semester) and academic year. In case of a long-term illness of a student, classes are held at home (in a sanatorium, hospital). Registration of documentation for such children is done in accordance with the instructions for teaching sick children at home.

Information about their participation in circles and extracurricular activities, socially useful work is filled in by teachers and class teachers, respectively.

The page “Remarks on maintaining a class journal” is filled in by the deputy director for educational work (director) of the school at least 6-7 times per academic year.

A class journal is the most informative document that allows you to determine the level of schoolchildren's education, the professional qualifications of the teaching staff.

The class journal is a state document, the maintenance of which is mandatory for every teacher and class teacher.

Three types of class magazines are installed: for 1-4, 5-9 and 10-11 grades.

The director of the school and his deputy for educational work ensure the storage of class journals and systematically monitor the correctness of their maintenance.

Designed for the academic year and conducted in each class in the form approved by the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation.

Journals of parallel classes are numbered with letters (for example, 1A, 1B class, 5 A class, 5 B class, 5 C class).

The deputy director for educational work (principal of the school) instructs class teachers on the distribution of the pages of the journal allocated for the current record of student progress and attendance for the year in accordance with the number of hours allocated in the curriculum for each subject.

The teacher, checking and evaluating the knowledge of students, puts marks in the journal, and also necessarily notes the attendance of students. On the right page of the journal, he writes down the topic studied in the lesson and the homework. On the left - puts the date of the lesson, marks those absent from the lesson with the letter "n" (was not). When conducting double lessons, a record is made of the date and topic of each lesson. For written work, marks are given in the column of the day when this work was carried out. According to the practical and laboratory work, excursions, control written work, their topic and the number of hours spent are accurately indicated.

In the column "Homework" the content of the task and the nature of its implementation (read, recite by heart), pages, numbers of tasks and exercises, practical work are recorded. If students are given a repetition task, then its volume is specifically indicated.

Grades for each academic quarter (semester) are set immediately after the date of the last lesson in this subject in the quarter (semester) is recorded. At the same time, quarterly (semi-annual) grades are entered by the class teacher into the summary record of student progress.

The number of lessons, the date of the lesson of the left and right pages of the magazine must match. Surname, name, patronymic of the teacher is written in full. The classroom journal takes into account that the class in the classroom in a foreign language, physical education, technology, computer science, and native languages ​​is divided into groups. All entries in the class journal must be kept clearly and accurately in ink in accordance with the established form.

The class teacher (primary school teacher) carefully writes down the names and surnames of students in the class register in alphabetical order, fills in the “General information about students” using data from their personal files.

On a monthly basis, the class teacher records the number of days and lessons missed by students in the section “Accounting for student attendance”. The results are summed up on the number of days and lessons missed by each student and the class as a whole for the quarter (semester) and academic year. In case of a long-term illness of a student, classes are held at home (in a sanatorium, hospital). Registration of documentation for such children is done in accordance with the instructions for teaching sick children at home.

Information about their participation in circles and extracurricular activities, socially useful work is filled in by teachers and class teachers, respectively.
The page “Remarks on maintaining a class journal” is filled in by the deputy director for educational work (director) of the school at least 6-7 times per academic year.