Welcome to Introduction to Financial Accounting BAF3M and Financial Accounting Principles BAT4M

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Welcome toIntroduction to Financial
AccountingBAF3M and Financial Accounting
Principles BAT4M

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Mrs. Banks

• 12th Year Teaching at CW
• Law, Accounting, Entrepreneurship, Making
  Financial Decisions, Coop, Civics, Introduction
  to Business

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Agenda

• 1. Course of Study
• 2. Character Counts
• 3. School/Classroom Policies

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Course Outlines

• BAF3M Course Stands/Units
• 1. Accounting Fundamentals
• 2. Accounting Cycle for Service Industry
• 3. Accounting Cycle for Merchandising Industry
• 4. Financial Analysis
• 5. Careers

• BAT4M Course Stands/Units
• 1. Review Accounting Cycle for Service and
  Merchandise Business
• 2. Inventory Costing Methods
• 3. Corporate Accounting
• 4. Financial Statement Analysis
• 6. Cash Flow Statements

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Text Books Work Books

• BAF3M
• Accounting 1
• 6th Edition, Syme
• Workbook 20
• Text Replacement Cost
• 80

• BAT4M
• Accounting Principles
• 3rd Edition, Keiso et al.
• Workbook 20
• Text Replacement Cost
• 100

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Assessment and Evaluation

• BAT4M
• Chapter tests, quizzes, written assignments,
  observations, self-evaluations, oral
  presentations, summative research and analysis
  project
• Evaluation
• Term
• Knowledge/Understanding 17.5
• Application 17.5
• Thinking/Inquiry 17.5
• Communication 17.5
• 70
• Summative
• Summative Task 15
• Summative Test/Exam 15
• 30

• BAF3M
• Chapter tests, quizzes, written assignments,
  observations, self-evaluations, performance tasks
• Evaluation
• Term
• Knowledge/Understanding 17.5
• Application 17.5
• Thinking/Inquiry 17.5
• Communication 17.5
• 70
• Summative
• Summative Task 15
• Summative Test/Exam 15
• 30

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CHARACTER COUNTS

• Classroom Policies
• A. Respect Your Teacher, Your Peers and Yourself
  
• Arrive prepared
• Arrive on Time
• Submit Assignments
• on Time
• 3.

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• A. Respect
• Listen attentively
• Speak respectfully
• Use your time wisely
• and participate

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CHARACTER COUNTS

• B. Respect Our Learning Environment
  

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School/Class policies and Student Success Tips

• Get a study buddy
• Parent planned absence
  
• (vacation, surgery,
  etc.) Submit a note
  from
• parent/guardian in
  advance.

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School/Class policies and Student Success Tips

• When Absent
• Have parent call the school
  the day of your absence or
• Bring a note from your
  parent/guardian the day
  you return.

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School/Class policies and Student Success Tips

• When Absent (Legitimate Absence) on the Day of a
  Test
• Speak with your teacher the day you
  return to determine whether you will
  write the test at lunch or after school on
  the first or second day back.

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School/Class policies and Student Success Tips

• Assignment Due Dates
• Given sufficient time to complete tasks
• Assignments due at the beginning of class on the
  due date.
• If you can not be in class on the due date
  because of a predetermined event (i.e. field
  trip, medical appointment), you must submit you
  assignment the day before.
• Speak to teacher if there is a legitimate reason
  for a needed extension
• Occasional pop homework quizzes will be given at
  the beginning of class. (Open notebook)

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Assessment and Evaluation Policy

• For Late, Missed, or Skipped Tasks
• The student will be consulted regarding the
  reason
• The parent/guardian will be contacted
• If the task is not submitted on the due date
  deductions up to and including a mark of 0 may
  be awarded in consultation with the Department
  Head, Administration and Guidance
• The teacher will determine if the task will be
  completed, redone and what new, if any, due
  date will be assigned.

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School/Class policies and Student Success Tips

• Skip Class 1 2 Phone
  Home
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  Detention
  Friday at Lunch
• Skip class 3 Goes on
  school record
• VP sees you
• Skipped Test Incomplete 0
  

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• Skipping Defined
• Failure to attend school and/or class
  without a legitimate reason (i.e. sick
  medical appointment, funeral) sanctioned
  by a parent/guardian and
  approved by the school.
• Sleeping in is
  considered a skip.

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LATES

• Come to class and sign in. Indicate the time you
  are arriving and the reason for your tardiness.
• 3rd late you will see the VP
• Detentions will be given each Friday at lunch for
  the accumulation of lates during a particular
  week.

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We will have a successful and enjoyable semester
if we all work together !!