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How to be Successful. In Madame Coldiron’s Class. Rules and Consequences. In Madame C’s Class. Rules. Be in seat and working on bell ringer by tardy bell Bring all books and materials with you and take them when you leave Come to class with a positive attitude and ready to learn
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How to be Successful In Madame Coldiron’s Class
Rules and Consequences In Madame C’s Class
Rules • Be in seat and working on bell ringer by tardy bell • Bring all books and materials with you and take them when you leave • Come to class with a positive attitude and ready to learn • Participate and stay on task and focused during class • Follow all Central Gwinnett handbook policies and procedures • Speak French as much as possible!
Not following the rules will get you: • 1st - Warning • 2nd - Action plan and parent contact • 3rd - Referral
Following rules will get you: • Verbal appreciation from teacher • A stress free learning environment • A pleasant and orderly classroom atmosphere
Entering class In Madame C’s Class
Entering Class • Enter quietly • Sit in your assigned seat • Take out your materials • Put homework on desk if needed • Begin bell work assignment
Tardies In Madame C’s Class
A tardy is: • Stepping into class after the bell begins to ring • Being out of your seat/off task when the bell rings
If you are tardy: • Excused tardy : • show Madame Coldiron your pass • follow the normal classroom procedure for entering class without disrupting those around you • Unexcused tardy: • Sign in • follow the normal classroom procedure for entering class without disrupting those around you
No pass, no excuse • If you do not have a pass, your tardy is unexcused.
Attention! In Madame C’s Class
When you see Madame Coldiron raise her hand • Raise your hand and get quiet and focused
Labeling your papers and student numbers In Madame C’s Class
In the upper right corner • Name and class number • Date • Assignment Name • Class Period • Kristen Coldiron • Aujourd’hui est mercredi le 7 aout 2013 • VerbConjugations – Aller • 4e période
Homework and Student Responsibility Card In Madame C’s Class
Turning in homework • Place at top right corner of desk before beginning bell ringer • When you receive a paper, place yours on top of it and pass the stack toward the white board • Madame Coldiron will collect stacks from rows
Student Responsibility Card (if you did not do your homework) • Fill it out • Sign and date it • Turn it in with the homework papers
What next? In Madame C’s Class
When you finish work early: • Review your vocabulary • Start any homework you have for that night • Read a book • Work on any late/incomplete assignments • Finish the bell ringer if you did not • Create new ways to remember vocabulary words • Please allow others to complete their work respectfully
Makeup Work and Re-take Tests In Madame C’s Class
After an absence • Go to the makeup work notebook • Copy the assignments down • Retrieve any handouts • Sign the notebook • Remember it is due within 5 school days and must be left in the makeup work basket on the bookshelf
If you are unhappy with a grade on an exam: • You must sign up for the re-take at Madame C’s convenience • You may only re-take one time. Make it a good one. • Come to tutoring – one tutoring session AT MINIMUM is required before you may re-take the test. • Study at home. • THIS DOES NOT APPLY TO QUIZZES, ONLY UNIT TESTS
Bathroom Procedures/Leaving Class In Madame C’s Class
If you must leave class • Fill in a pass in the correct place on your agenda book • Have Madame C sign your pass • Sign out of class • Sign in when you return
Moving around the room In Madame C’s Class
Moving around the room • You must ask permission • Do not ask during a classroom discussion/instruction time unless it is an emergency
Class Dismissal In Madame C’s Class
Class Dismissal • The teacher dismisses you, not the bell • Do not start packing up prior to the bell • Wait until the teacher finishes the class and dismisses you
Remember: I am always looking out for you and your best interests. I want you to be a success and I am always here if you need help! ~Mme. Coldiron