Dear Elementary Latinists,
Just a reminder that your final exam is due Friday, December 4, at noon (EST). Please observe these guidelines for completion and submission.
- The exam is open-everything (book, notes, internet) — except open-people. Which is to say, work entirely on your own. No collaborating with peers. (I could tell, especially in these past few weeks, that some of you have been working together on the homework. That was fine, if not laudable; but the exam is a test of you and you alone.)
- If you have questions before the due date, please email me, or set up an appointment with either me or our Peer Tutor, Nicky. Note that, while we can help you with larger issues, it will be difficult or impossible to address specifics about the exam.
- Both the written portions of the exam (Parts A–D) and the read-out-loud portion (Part E) are due by noon. Part E has its own set of instructions and guidelines, so be sure to consult them.
- You may fill in the exam copy sent via email, or you may enter your answers into a new document, provided that you follow the numbering/lettering system of the original. Whatever you do, make sure that you submit a double-spaced PDF and that you follow the other formatting requirements for written work.
- Be sure to re-type the Honor Code Statement on your exam and sign it by typing your name.
- Your OPTIONAL peer review will be due the same day, December 4, noon (EST). The following blog post will describe the process and the rationale in more detail. DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO REVIVE YOUR PEER REVIEW GRADE, if need be.
- Finally, bear in mind that noon (EST) on the 4th is a hard deadline.
Please let me know if you have questions.
DC
