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Positive Classroom Rules for Academic Success

Establishing clear guidelines such as listening to the teacher and others, raising hands, doing homework, and showing respect promotes a conducive learning environment. Prohibited actions like eating, drinking, or chewing gum are outlined, encouraging students to ask questions and work hard while striving for their best. By agreeing to these rules and signing the contract, students commit to creating a productive and respectful classroom atmosphere, fostering academic growth and personal development. Let's uphold these rules for a successful educational journey!

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Positive Classroom Rules for Academic Success

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  1. CLASSROOMRULES

  2. CLASSROOM RULES 1. Listen to your Teacher.

  3. CLASSROOM RULES 2. Listen to others.

  4. CLASSROOM RULES 3. Raise your Hand when you have an Answer or a Question.

  5. CLASSROOM RULES 4. Do your Homework.

  6. CLASSROOM RULES 5. Respect each other.

  7. CLASSROOM RULES 6. No eating, drinking or chewing gum in the classroom. DON’T

  8. CLASSROOM RULES 7. Ask questions if you don’t understand.

  9. CLASSROOM RULES 8. Bring what you need with you. (book,notebooks,pencils, pens etc)

  10. CLASSROOM RULES 9. Work hard.

  11. CLASSROOM RULES 10. Do your best

  12. CLASSROOM RULES DO YOU AGREE TO FOLLOW THE RULES??? LET’S SIGN THE CONTRACT!!!

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