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WelcomeWelcome to Mr. Bushnell's Marketing I/DECA class.Marketing/Distributive Education I Course #597 5.0 Credits Instructor: Mr. Bushnell 2005-06 email address: bushnellr@franklin.k12.ma.us Phone: 508-528-5600 ext. 3151 Marketing I INSTRUCTIONAL MANAGEMENT PLAN STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES: 1. Students are to report to class on time. 2. Students are expected to report with books and notebooks. 3. Students will complete homework on time. 4. Students will show respect to the teacher and other students. 5. Students will contribute in a positive way to class activities. 6. Students are responsible to make up any work that is missed due to absence or other reasons. COURSE REQUIREMENTS: 1. Students are required to read Marketing Practices and Principles, Fifth Edition 2. Students are required to keep a notebook with the following information: a. A brief chapter outline b. Answers to any end of chapter questions that are assigned. c. Class notes 3. Students are expected to participate in DECA competition. 4. Students are expected to work in the school store. GRADING AND MARKING POLICY 1. Tests or quizzes will be given after each chapter is completed 2. Tests and quizzes account for 80% of the grade. 3. At least once per quarter the notebooks will be collected, and graded as a test score for that chapter. 4. Homework, including the notebooks, will count for 10% of the quarter average. 5. Class participation is worth 10% of the quarter average. Class participation is measured using the following: a. On time to class b. Bringing books and notebook to class c. Disrupting the class d. Willingness to join discussion MISREPRESENTATION OF ACADEMIC WORK 1. Any cheating or other misrepresentation of academic work will result in a zero grade, and reporting to B House for counseling. |
Current ProjectsStudents have completed the written DECA projects. Projects are currently in the hands of judges, and the winners will be announced at the District Competition on February 2. Students compete with students from other southeastern Mass. schools. The top four places in each category get to compete at the state competition which will be held in March in Boston, and the national competition will be held in April in Dallas, Texas. Students must finish in the top four finishers at the districts to move to the states, and must finish in the top three again in the states in order to qualify for the nationals.Students are also preparing to compete in individual or team competition using their marketing skills at the District Competition. Additionally, students are working at the DECA store, and breakfast and snack carts to earn enough money to send all DECA students to each event for which they qualify. |
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