I thought that I would post some of my classroom rules and expectations of behavior on the blog this year. Also, I will also lay down some ground rules for using the blog this year.
I think that I have very simple, straight-forward classroom rules and expectations. I will be discussing these in class tomorrow, but here's a quick recap:
Here are some simple rules that I have established for using the blog, and some other informational items:
Classroom Rules/Expectations of Behavior:
I think that I have very simple, straight-forward classroom rules and expectations. I will be discussing these in class tomorrow, but here's a quick recap:
- Please be on-task during classroom time (visit later).
- No cell phones (as per school policy); if your parents really need to get in touch with you, they should call the office. Please don't bring cell phones to class!!
- Please don't listen to music on MP3 players or iPods during class time.
- Be polite. You should be listening during class lectures or when your classmates have questions to ask (you might have some of the same questions).
- Be on time. If you are late, please enter the classroom quietly and apologize for being late. If the door is locked, I have started the lecture or there is a class presentation in progress; I will open the door and let you in as soon as possible.
- Clean up after yourselves. Please don't leave garbage on the floor. I like my classroom fairly neat and tidy.
- Don't bring junk food to class. Healthy snacks only. Or you could always wait until lunchtime.
- You may chew gum in class on the following conditions: don't chew like a cow, I don't want to see the gum or hear you chewing it, that's just gross. Put it in the garbage when you're done with it.
- Late assignments: 10% is deducted for every day an assignment is late. If you have an excused absence, then there is some flexibility with this rule.
- Please make sure that a parent or guardian calls the school to have absences excused. If you miss a test due to an unexcused absence you will be assigned a mark of "zero".
I will be contacting parent/guardians if you have unexcused absences. - Please adhere to the school's academic honesty policy which is on the back of your course outlines.
- If you are going away on holidays (please do not schedule holidays during examination periods in January and June), please let me know in advance. I can prepare materials for you, let you know what you'll be missing, and even give you handouts in advance. This way you won't feel "lost" when you come back from holidays.
Posting on the Blog:
Here are some simple rules that I have established for using the blog, and some other informational items:
- Please post on the blog anonymously.
- If you feel the need to identify yourself, or clarify which grade you're in, please use your initials and your class and section (for example, K.G. in Social 20-4).
- Some of you may have your own Blogger accounts. Please don't post on this blog using your Blogger ID, otherwise you may have people visiting your blog that you may not want to see what you're posting.
- Please be courteous, polite and respectful when posting comments on the blog. Don't be rude to your classmates on the blog.
- Please be patient with my response time.
- Please post comments and questions on the blog prior to 10 p.m.
- Between 6-8 p.m. I am usually not online.
- Please do not post links to questionable materials.
- Inappropriate comments will be deleted. Please don't do this, it's a waste of my time, I could be doing more productive things, like answering questions that you may have.
3 comments:
sir. in the letter that we are supposed to write to you, do we only have to write about ourselves?
social studies 20-4
sir. in the letter that we are supposed to write to you, do we only have to write about ourselves?
social studies 20-4
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Yes please.
thanks
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