Professionalism Basics
Teamwork & Leadership
Communication
Digital Etiquette
Class Norms Reset
100

What does it mean to be “on time”?

Arriving before the expected start time and ready to work.

100

What’s one trait of a good leader?

Communication, honesty, fairness, or responsibility.

100

What is nonverbal communication?

Using body language, facial expressions, or gestures instead of words.

100

Should you use emojis in a professional email?

No, keep it clear and professional.

100

What must you do with your phone at the start of class?

Place it in the lock box

200

What’s one sign of professionalism in the classroom?

Paying attention, being respectful, or following directions.

200

True or False: Teamwork always means agreeing with each other.

False — teamwork means working together, not always agreeing.

200

Why is tone important in professional communication?

Tone changes meaning; it can sound respectful or rude.

200

What is something you should always include in an email subject line?

A short, clear topic like “Question about Homework.”

200

What food is allowed in class (for now)?

Anything not crunchy, unless your 7th period. Then no food allowed (for now).

300

Give an example of unprofessional behavior in a workplace.

Examples: being late, using your phone, disrespecting others.

300

What should a leader do if their group disagrees?

Listen to all sides, stay calm, and guide to a fair decision.

300

Write a professional way to start an email to your teacher.

“Dear Ms. Blanchard,” or “Hello Ms. Blanchard,”.

300

Why should you be careful about what you post on social media?

It can affect your reputation, school, or future jobs.

300

What should you do if you need to blow your nose or spray something?

Step outside to do it.

400

Why is professionalism important for your reputation?

It shows you can be trusted and opens opportunities for jobs/success.

400

Give an example of how communication can help a team succeed.

Sharing clear directions, solving problems, or avoiding confusion.

400

What is one sign someone is actively listening?

Making eye contact, nodding, or summarizing what was said.

400

Rewrite this more professionally: “yo i need hw help rn!!”

“Hello, I need help with the homework. Can you please explain?”

400

Why does Ms. Blanchard not allow “hovering by the door”?

It’s rude and causes a hazard— wait at your seat until dismissal.

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