Classroom Expectations & Procedures
Where phones go at start of class.
What is a Minor Decision?
What are Realistic (Possible) and Timely (Timebound)?
Tween Life defines this as helping yourself and others reach goals.
What is Leadership?
This refers to sisters and brothers.
What are siblings?
Where you may borrow a pencil from.
What is the Front Table? (or Pencil Tray)
This has important consequences.
What is Major Decision?
These are roadblocks to achieving your goals.
What are barriers?
To be a good leader, you must also be this.
What is a good follower?
These are the people, usually your age, who you spend time with.
What are your peers?
When hall passes are allowed.
What is After the First 10 & Before the Last 10 Minutes of Class?
Major Decisions have this.
What are important consequences?
These are goals that fall between short and long term goals.
What is Intermediate Goals?
This is a good way to motivate someone.
What is encourage them?
All families have important purposes, including teaching life lessons, providing for emotional needs, and providing for this.
What are physical needs? (also acceptable basic needs)
Marked as this when you arrive after first 10 minutes of class.
What is Absent?
What is a Major Decision?
This is the letter in SMART for SMART Goal(s), that helps you track your progress.
What is M for Measurable?
What is practice leadership?
This builds connection and is when you are feeling/understanding the emotions someone else is feeling.
What is empathy?
Where students sit when a Substitute is present.
What is assigned seats?
Deciding what to do after high school is this.
What is a Major Decision?
This is something that receives more time and attention than something else.
What is Priority?
This refers to ideas about what is right and wrong, how people should behave, and what is most important in life.
What are Values?
Empathy + Action = This
What is compassion?