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Introduction, Expectations, Rules, Procedures, and Consequences Angela Ramkhelawan

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Introduction, Expectations, Rules, Procedures, and Consequences. Angela Ramkhelawan. *** Call to Attention ***. When I raise my hand above my head it means the audience is silent with all eyes on me. *** How to ask a question ***. Raise your hand (or paw) high. Introduction. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Introduction, Expectations, Rules, Procedures, and Consequences

Introduction, Expectations, Rules, Procedures, and Consequences

Angela Ramkhelawan

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***Call to Attention***

• When I raise my hand above my head it means the audience is silent with all eyes on me.

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***How to ask a question***

Raise your hand (or paw) high.

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Introduction

• I teach World Geography

• Grew up in the Caribbean

• College: University of The West Indies; University of Texas of the Permian Basin

• Family: Ram-teaches at Lee High-Physics, 2 sons- Anil ( Petroleum Engineer); Arun-at Texas Tech-Studying Engineering

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Expectations

• Success comes from consistently trying to do the right things.

• Always try to be the best you can be.

• Attitude is a choice (whether good or bad).

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Class Rules (Purpose is to ensure an environment where every student has the opportunity to be successful)

• Be on Time. Must be in proper place when tardy bell rings.

• Be Prepared to Learn. This means bring your book, pen, paper, etc.

Also, no use of electronics will be allowed without

permission from teacher and must be put away.

• Be Honest with Others and Yourself. Obey all school and class rules.

• Be Efficient. Use your time wisely.

• Be Respectful. This includes peers, teachers, school property, etc.

Consumption of any food or drink is at the Teacher’s

Discretion.

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Pre-Class Procedures

1. Daily Agenda written on board

2. Cue PPT/Video with warm-up

3. Place handouts on front table for students to pick up when they enter class and write reminder on whiteboard by door entrance

4. Seating Chart for each class to check roll, keep track of questions to students, and behavior notes

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1st Bell to Tardy Bell Procedures

1. Greet Students as they enter

2. Students will have picked up handouts, be preparing for class, going to their seats, and put away all electronics when the 1st (warning) bell rings.

3. When Tardy Bell rings students will be sitting quietly as they read Daily Agenda, work on Bell-Ringer assignment, and/or listen to announcements.

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Class Begins

1. Students will sit quietly as teacher checks roll, prepares materials, etc.

2. Students will sit and listen as teacher goes over the Daily Agenda

3. Questions will be entertained after going over Daily Agenda

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Type of Activity

Guidelines

• Conversation - None Quietly w/ partner Quietly w/ group

• Help - Teacher Ask Partner; then me Ask 3; then me

• Activity - Just you Each turns in work Turn in 1 assignment

• Movement - Only w/ Permission Only w/ Permission Only w/ Permission

• Participation - Raise Hand or Teacher Request Partner Only Group Members Only

Independent Partner Group

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3 -5 minutes before Bell

1. Teacher will instruct students to clean up room, put things away, turn in assignments, etc.

2. Students will return to their seats and sit quietly

3. Teacher will give any final instructions and/or reminders

4. The teacher will dismiss class when classroom and students are in order.

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Procedure for Leaving Classroom• Students will sign out when leaving class and take a pass. Students must

sign in upon return and put pass back in proper location.

Date Name Destination

Time Out Time In

9-1-12 Dwight Schrute RR 1:20 1:23

9-3-12 Michael Scott Library 9:33 10:05

9-4-12 Pam Beasley Office 11:15 11:22

*** Permission to leave the classroom for getting a drink, going to the restroom, library, etc., is a privilege and will be at the teacher’s discretion. Do not abuse this privilege!!! ***

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Turning in Assignments• Students will turn in assignments to designated area and with a proper header:

Header on top right hand side of paper Name Date Class PeriodInclude following when applicable

__Assignment name (with Chapter #, Questions, Page # on top line if notebook paper)_

___________________________________________________________________________

_1.________________________________________________________________________

_2.________________________________________________________________________

_3.________________________________________________________________________

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Absences

• Students that are absent will:

A. Check Board at front of room

and / or

B. Teacher Website

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Visitors to Classroom

• Students will sit and/or work quietly when we have a visitor and wait for further instructions

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Substitutes• All students will follow our regular class procedures, however, the

subs interpretation of my instructions and their rules and preferences will be the law of the land.

• A bad report from sub may result in immediate referrals and/or a more strenuous class the next time I am gone.

• A good report from the sub will allow me the option of a less strenuous class the next time I am gone.

Victory!!!

Fail…

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Safety Procedures• School Evacuation Procedures - Alarms / Signals - Where to go - What to do - Being accounted for - When to resume normal operations or further instructions • Lockdown Procedures - Alarms / Signals - Where to go - What to do - Being accounted for - When to resume normal operations or further instructions

• Bad Weather Procedures - Alarms / Signals - Where to go - What to do - Being accounted for - When can we resume normal operations or further instructions

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Consequences ( Teacher reserves the right to bypass levels and issue an immediate referral )

Level 1 Offense – Warning

Level 2 Offense - Teacher / Student Meeting

Level 3 Offense - Contact Parent/Guardian and/or

Office Referral

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Day 1 - Practice: Rules and Procedures1. Entering and Exiting classroom – 3x

2. Preparing for class when Tardy Bell rings – 3x

3. Call to attention – When teacher raises hand – 3x (and any time during class)

4. Conversation during during Independent, Partner, Group Activities – 3x each

5. Filling out a proper header on a piece of paper.

6. List the 5 categories that need to be filled out on the Sign-out Sheet on your paper

7. Write down the proper procedure when we have a visitor to the classroom.

8. How to behave when we have a sub. and why in 2-3 sentences.

9. Turn in written assignment for a grade.

10. Last 5 minutes of class and dismissal – 3x

11. Homework - Looking for assignments on teacher’s website: Student must print off the assignment list page and bring to next class for a grade.

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Questions--- Pre-Ap

•What campus did you come from?

•Were you Pre-Ap or Advance?

•Why did you not do the assignment?

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Day 2 - Practice – Safety Procedures

1. Evacuation – 2x

2. Lockdown – 2x

3. Bad Weather – 2x