READY, SET, LEARN!
OWN YOUR WORK
TECH TALK
R-E-S-P-E-C-T
MRS. BECHEL & OUR CLASSROOM
100

When the bell rings, you should already be in this location.

What is my assigned desk?

100

The very first thing you should put on your schoolwork.

What is my name?

100

Cell phones, smart watches, earbuds, and other electronic devices have this status during class.

What is “not allowed”?

100

This classroom is described as this kind of zone.

What is a safe zone?

100

Mrs. Bechel teaches this subject and grade.

What is 7th Grade ELA?

200

This organizational tool should come to every class with you.

What is my notebook journal or a planner?

200

Mrs. Bechel expects this quality in your handwriting.

What is good penmanship?

Also, your OWN work.

200

Your Chromebook stays here until Mrs. Bechel tells you to get it.

What is the Chromebook cart?

200

Complete the expectation: “Treat everyone with ______.”

What is respect?

200

Mrs. Bechel has been teaching for approximately this long.

What is over 25 years

300

Besides being in your seat, you should bring all of these to class.

What are my materials?

300

If you are absent, this person is responsible for asking what you missed.

Who is ME/the student?

300

Before everyone begins using Chromebooks, the class will go over this together.

What is the Chromebook Procedure?

300

Gossiping and doing this about another person are both against classroom expectations.

What is bad talking about someone?

300

Daisy and Finn are members of Mrs. Bechel’s family—and they are both these.

What are dogs?

400

Your responsibility for the area around your desk can be summed up this way.

What is pick up after yourself and keep your space clean?

400

You should use this tool to keep track of your work and responsibilities.

What is my notebook journal or a planner?

400

When Mrs. Bechel tells you to close your Chromebook, you should do this.

What is close it and leave it closed until told to open it?

400

Name two behaviors specifically listed as unacceptable under Respect.

What are fighting, bickering, name calling, swearing, lying, gossiping, or bad talking about someone?
(Any two.)

400

In Standards-Based Grading, we focus on building these rather than simply collecting points.

What are skills?

500

Complete Mrs. Bechel’s three-part motto for being prepared: “Be ready. Be here. ______.”

What is “Be your best”?

500

Your work should belong to this person—not your friend, your neighbor, Google, or anyone else.

Who is ME?

500

True or False: If something funny happens in class, you may secretly take a picture as long as you don't post it.

What is FALSE?
Students do not have permission to secretly record or take photos of anyone.

500

You don't have to be best friends with everyone, but Mrs. Bechel expects everyone in the room to help create this.

What is a respectful, safe classroom?

500

Mrs. Bechel compares traditional grading to watching this during a game instead of practicing to improve.

What is the scoreboard?

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