Passing Time Basics
This is the side of the hallway you should be on.
This is the amount of space you need to give on the stairs.
What is 3 feet?
This is where your eyes should be to navigate safely in the halls.
What is up?
This is when you can use the bathroom during the day before and after class.
What is passing time?
These are two ways we can show respect
What is being in class when the bell rings, and watching out for other people?
This is the length of passing time.
What is 5 minutes?
This is the number of steps you should take at a time.
What is one?
This is the level at which you should keep your voice in the hallway.
What is conversation level?
This is what the first ten minutes of class should be used for.
What is getting a great start to class, and settling into class?
These are two ways we can show responsibility in the hallways.
What is moving to class on time, and carrying a visible pass?
The object you should use to get to the correct floor.
What is stairs?
This is the direction you should go in the up only stairs.
What is up?
This is the type of the language you should use while in the hallway.
What is appropriate?
What is the last ten minutes of class?
What is placing garbage in the garbage can and using the stairs correctly?
The time to use the nearest restroom or water fountain.
What is down?
This is the color of the paper pass that you should have with you and be visible to other people in the hallway.
What is yellow or badge pass?
This is the amount of time in class that is available to use for bathroom time.
What is 25-30 minutes?
This is how you practice safety in the hallways at MAC.
What is walking, not running, and staying to the right?
What is space?
This is what you give other people on the stairs.
What is space?
What is quickly (while avoiding running)?
This is what your teacher will probably do if you ask to use the bathroom during the 10-10 timeframe.
What is remind you of the 10/10 rule?
These are the core 4 of MAC.