How To Submit Your Worksheets
Please Help Us Be Organized
Please follow the below guidelines when submitting work by email, so that we can have an organized class and efficient communications. The email is posted below.
- Scan a multipage PDF document, clearly scanned in the correct order.
- Have the learner’s first name on each page.
- Have a descriptive filename including the learner’s first name, course, and assignment.
- Be organized on a single email thread (one thread per learner per course).
- Make sure a parent gets included on the email thread.
Please periodically submit your completed worksheets for Dr. Scott’s review.
Please be sure that you do submit your work. It helps you keep records of what you’ve accomplished, and there are certificates of completion for learners that submit their work. To qualify for advanced courses, you need to submit your work by email.
Parents, if this takes more than a couple minutes, your learner might not be properly completing their course requirements. Please contact us if you feel it’s the case so we can help get your course on track!
How To Submit Your Worksheets
Please follow the below guidelines when submitting work by email, so that we can have an organized class and efficient communications.
- Scan a multipage PDF document, clearly scanned in the correct order.
- Have the learner’s first name on each page.
- Have a descriptive filename including the learner’s first name, course, and assignment.
- Be organized on a single email thread (one thread per learner per course).
- Make sure a parent gets included on the email thread.
Privacy Tip
Parents, if you are concerned with your child’s online privacy, please create a special email account such as JacksWork@protonmail.com with your learner’s first name only, for use with online classes only.
What To Expect After Submitting
Submitted worksheets land in Dr. Scott’s email inbox. Usually within a week, he reviews the worksheet and replies back. So, you should expect a reply back to every worksheet submitted to the above email. It might take longer than a week to get a reply, though, if it’s a holiday or Dr. Scott’s inbox happens to be overly full when your worksheet is received.
If you feel that there is a problem, you can always contact Dr. Scott directly using his personal email shown in the image to the right or below. Please DO NOT send attachments such as worksheets to his personal email. It’s for messages only, thanks.
