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Ms. Brown’s Classroom Expectations

Ms. Brown’s Classroom Expectations. 2013/2014. Welcome to Room 428 and 318!. It is my job as your teacher to make sure that this is a positive working environment, a place where you can feel comfortable and confident while you are learning.

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Ms. Brown’s Classroom Expectations

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  1. Ms. Brown’s Classroom Expectations 2013/2014

  2. Welcome to Room428 and 318! • It is my job as your teacher to make sure that this is a positive working environment, a place where you can feel comfortable and confident while you are learning.

  3. In order to ensure that this is possible, I need some help from you!

  4. Here are a few key things to keep in mind and that will ensure that you are successful here in room 428 or room 318.

  5. Attendance • As a member of this class you are expected to be present and on time to every class. • Should you be absent, see me for any work that you missed or any handouts. It is your responsibility to catch up on the rest of the class. • Should you miss a test or an assignment you will complete it or should submit it immediately upon your return.

  6. Due Dates • It is expected that all course assignments, whether written or presented in class, be completed on time. • It is your responsibility to keep track of when assignments are due. • Should you experience difficulty with an assignment see me as soon as possible.

  7. Plagiarism • To plagiarize is “to appropriate and give out as one’s own, the writing, inventions, or ideas of another. To plagiarize is to be dishonest with your teacher, your peers, your “source” and yourself. • We will be doing a short presentation on what plagiarism looks like and what it means.

  8. Plagiarism • CHCI has a zero tolerance policy with regards to plagiarism. • This year the CHCI English Department will be making use of the website, turnitin.com, which will electronically screen student assignments for plagiarism. You will be asked to submit electronic copies of your work to this website for specific assignments.

  9. Classroom Maintenance • Respect the classroom as you would respect your own home. Garbage and graffiti will not be tolerated • Please make use of the blue bins (cans, plastic bottles etc.) and green bins (paper).

  10. Electronic Devices • It is expected that students will follow school policy in regards to the use of smartphones in the classroom. Smartphone use is permitted in this classroom when, and only when, the teacher indicates. When these devices are being used, they are for educational purposes only (that means no texting, gaming etc). Abuse of this policy will result in a re-evaluation of class policy.

  11. Electronic Devices • Personal electronic devices (laptops, netbooks, tablets) are permitted in class as long as they are being use appropriately. • The use of MP3 players are acceptable in class during individual study and independent work.

  12. Textbooks and Classroom Materials • You are responsible for bringing the materials required for the day’s class with you. Do not rely on me to provide you with extra pens, paper, handouts, textbooks etc. • Anything you borrow MUST be returned. This includes: books, pens, pencil crayons, markers, etc. Failure to return such items or returning them damaged will result in the loss of your borrowing privileges and you will be expected to provide ALL such items yourself

  13. Leaving the Classroom • Bathroom breaks should be kept to a five minute maximum. • If class occurs first period or right after lunch, it is expected you will use the washroom before class.

  14. Class Discussions • When asking questions and participating in class discussions please raise your hand and the teacher will call on you. DO NOT YELL OUT! • NO HUNTING! Classroom discussion and presentations are not an opportunity to take someone else down. Constructive dialogue is always welcome; hunting is not permitted.

  15. Extra Help • I am happy to provide extra help to any student who requests it. However, please remember that I am not a mind reader and, therefore, you must speak up and advocate for yourself. • I am available before school, during block A, most lunch hours and after school. Please see me to confirm a time.

  16. Always remember... • I am here to support your learning and ensure your understanding. In order for me to do this to the best of my ability, communication is of the utmost importance. • This classroom is a team environment and in order to assure success, we must all work together. “Coming together is a beginning.Keeping together is progress.Working together is success.” - Henry Ford

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