Classroom Expectations
This classroom expectation requires students to treat peers, teachers, instruments, and the classroom positively.
What is respect?
This is the name of the teacher of this course.
Who is Mr. Becker?
Percentage of the grade earned through Written Work.
What is 20%?
This writing utensil is not allowed.
What is a pen?
The first consequence in the sequence.
What is a seat change?
The only drink allowed in class.
What is water?
The best way to communicate with Mr. Becker.
What is email?
The largest grade category.
What are In-Class Performances (40%)?
Sheet protectors serve this purpose.
What is storing and organizing your sheet music?
This consequence includes Email/ParentSquare communication
What is a conversation in the band office?
These are not allowed unless the teacher gives permission.
What are phones?
The class periods for Music of the World.
What are 3rd, 5th, and 7th periods?
Written work and written quizzes combined make up this sum percent.
What is 40%?
You need this musical item for the third quarter.
What are drumsticks?
These consequences result in a phone call home
What are detentions?
You should arrive with this every day because "We're making music!"
What is a great attitude?
Students study musical traditions through four different instruments, performance, composition, and this cultural aspect.
What is the function of music in different cultures?
In-class performances and performance preparation equate to this percent value.
What is 60%
What is a spiral notebook?
This parent communication is the result of a referral.
What is a parent-teacher conference?
Name two things specifically prohibited during instruction.
What are talking, profanity, horseplay, food, gum, or phones?
Students explore musical traditions from these groups.
What are different cultures around the world?
An assignment is two days late. What percentage is taken off the final grade?
What is 20%?
You will learn these instruments in this order.
What is the piano, the guitar, the drums, and digital music and rock band?
These are three examples of immediate major referrals.
Sustained defiance
Verbal threats
Continued disruptions
Abusive language
Physical contact
Possession of illegal items
Bullying / Harrassment