Come andparticipate inEMPOWERpositivelyPlease donot ask if wewill be doinga Kahoot orBlooketCome toclass ontime withmaterialsRaise yourhand to ask aquestion thatyou truly cannotanswer on yourownCome toSafety-Netting whenrequested BERESPECT-FULWrite in andreview yourplannereverydayUse schoolsuppliesappropriatelyTake a toiletbreak, fillyour waterbottle duringbreaksAll reflectionrecess detentionswill be followedup with an emailhome toguardiansCite yoursourceswhen doingresearchPractice theSuccessOrientationsto your bestabilityCheck ifyou are notsure if youcan use AIHelp aclass-matewhen theyare not sureTry to upgradefrom B to A-mastery wherepossibleNowrestl-ing orfightingGames likeKahoot andBlooket arenice, but notessential BEACCOUNT-ABLEDo your bestat takingresponsibilityfor yourlearningOn specialdress-updays, followthe dresscodeIn groupwork,you shouldwork with alldifferent typesof studentsRead theinstructions onTeamsAssignments toget the bestmastery scoreGo intoTeamsAssignmentsand Gradesoften, andcheck it outShowconcern forothers byusing kindlanguageNorunning orclimbingUsetechnologyappropriatelyBeTrustworthyCompleteanyunfinishedwork ashomeworkHelping peers isnot only polite,but shows youreallyunderstand thetopicMostdeadlines area little flexible- if in doubt,please ask"Spamming"comments is aninappropriateuse oftechnology.No touching,taking, ordamagingothers'belongingsYou may beasked toleave a groupif you are notcontributingIf a game is on,inform yourteachers soattendance canbe plannedCommunicatepolitely withyour teachersand schooladministrationDon't arguewith theteacher, oranyone elseIf the teacherdoes notrespond, checkwith a friend orinstructionsCheck youremails atleast oncea dayShowgreatgroupinteractionCome toclass with a'ready-to-learn"mindsetWhen writingan email to ateacher use apolite form ofwriting a letterDon't continueto repeat a"procedures"question - tryto figure it outAskquestionsrespectfullyto getassistanceBe helpfulto co-teachersBe kind andpolite to allstudents, notjust yourfriendsNotouchingteacher'sbelongingsPut in yourbest effort ina groupworkprojectBerespectfulof schoolpropertyBecuriousBepositiveandoptimisticRememberto storebelongingunder yourdeskFollow allrules of theclassroom,CC,playgroundIf a Safety-Netting timedoes not work,respectfully saywhen it couldRead thedailyinstructionson the slidesor whiteboardWhen absent,write toteachers to askfor a way tostay up-to-dateNegativebehaviourwill result intwo warningto changeTry tounderstandall of yourteacher'ssystemsIf asked toleave a groupproject, you'llbe requested towork on yourownNocheatingSubmitoriginalwork ShowResponsibilityNoharassingor bullying BESAFEKeepphysicalspace clean& organizedPut suppliesback in their“place” afteruseSet up yourmaterials onyour desk within2-3 minutes ofcoming intoclass.I will almostalways askyou to write ahandwrittendraftAsk "activelisening"questions thatshow curiosityand empathy tothe presenterAfter tworedirections andno improvement,a student willneed to attend arecess detentionCome andparticipate inEMPOWERpositivelyPlease donot ask if wewill be doinga Kahoot orBlooketCome toclass ontime withmaterialsRaise yourhand to ask aquestion thatyou truly cannotanswer on yourownCome toSafety-Netting whenrequestedBERESPECT-FULWrite in andreview yourplannereverydayUse schoolsuppliesappropriatelyTake a toiletbreak, fillyour waterbottle duringbreaksAll reflectionrecess detentionswill be followedup with an emailhome toguardiansCite yoursourceswhen doingresearchPractice theSuccessOrientationsto your bestabilityCheck ifyou are notsure if youcan use AIHelp aclass-matewhen theyare not sureTry to upgradefrom B to A-mastery wherepossibleNowrestl-ing orfightingGames likeKahoot andBlooket arenice, but notessentialBEACCOUNT-ABLEDo your bestat takingresponsibilityfor yourlearningOn specialdress-updays, followthe dresscodeIn groupwork,you shouldwork with alldifferent typesof studentsRead theinstructions onTeamsAssignments toget the bestmastery scoreGo intoTeamsAssignmentsand Gradesoften, andcheck it outShowconcern forothers byusing kindlanguageNorunning orclimbingUsetechnologyappropriatelyBeTrustworthyCompleteanyunfinishedwork ashomeworkHelping peers isnot only polite,but shows youreallyunderstand thetopicMostdeadlines area little flexible- if in doubt,please ask"Spamming"comments is aninappropriateuse oftechnology.No touching,taking, ordamagingothers'belongingsYou may beasked toleave a groupif you are notcontributingIf a game is on,inform yourteachers soattendance canbe plannedCommunicatepolitely withyour teachersand schooladministrationDon't arguewith theteacher, oranyone elseIf the teacherdoes notrespond, checkwith a friend orinstructionsCheck youremails atleast oncea dayShowgreatgroupinteractionCome toclass with a'ready-to-learn"mindsetWhen writingan email to ateacher use apolite form ofwriting a letterDon't continueto repeat a"procedures"question - tryto figure it outAskquestionsrespectfullyto getassistanceBe helpfulto co-teachersBe kind andpolite to allstudents, notjust yourfriendsNotouchingteacher'sbelongingsPut in yourbest effort ina groupworkprojectBerespectfulof schoolpropertyBecuriousBepositiveandoptimisticRememberto storebelongingunder yourdeskFollow allrules of theclassroom,CC,playgroundIf a Safety-Netting timedoes not work,respectfully saywhen it couldRead thedailyinstructionson the slidesor whiteboardWhen absent,write toteachers to askfor a way tostay up-to-dateNegativebehaviourwill result intwo warningto changeTry tounderstandall of yourteacher'ssystemsIf asked toleave a groupproject, you'llbe requested towork on yourownNocheatingSubmitoriginalworkShowResponsibilityNoharassingor bullyingBESAFEKeepphysicalspace clean& organizedPut suppliesback in their“place” afteruseSet up yourmaterials onyour desk within2-3 minutes ofcoming intoclass.I will almostalways askyou to write ahandwrittendraftAsk "activelisening"questions thatshow curiosityand empathy tothe presenterAfter tworedirections andno improvement,a student willneed to attend arecess detention

Ms. Taranec's Class Expectations: Please... - Call List

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  1. Come and participate in EMPOWER positively
  2. Please do not ask if we will be doing a Kahoot or Blooket
  3. Come to class on time with materials
  4. Raise your hand to ask a question that you truly cannot answer on your own
  5. Come to Safety-Netting when requested
  6. BE RESPECT- FUL
  7. Write in and review your planner everyday
  8. Use school supplies appropriately
  9. Take a toilet break, fill your water bottle during breaks
  10. All reflection recess detentions will be followed up with an email home to guardians
  11. Cite your sources when doing research
  12. Practice the Success Orientations to your best ability
  13. Check if you are not sure if you can use AI
  14. Help a class-mate when they are not sure
  15. Try to upgrade from B to A-mastery where possible
  16. No wrestl- ing or fighting
  17. Games like Kahoot and Blooket are nice, but not essential
  18. BE ACCOUNT- ABLE
  19. Do your best at taking responsibility for your learning
  20. On special dress-up days, follow the dress code
  21. In groupwork, you should work with all different types of students
  22. Read the instructions on Teams Assignments to get the best mastery score
  23. Go into Teams Assignments and Grades often, and check it out
  24. Show concern for others by using kind language
  25. No running or climbing
  26. Use technology appropriately
  27. Be Trustworthy
  28. Complete any unfinished work as homework
  29. Helping peers is not only polite, but shows you really understand the topic
  30. Most deadlines are a little flexible - if in doubt, please ask
  31. "Spamming" comments is an inappropriate use of technology.
  32. No touching, taking, or damaging others' belongings
  33. You may be asked to leave a group if you are not contributing
  34. If a game is on, inform your teachers so attendance can be planned
  35. Communicate politely with your teachers and school administration
  36. Don't argue with the teacher, or anyone else
  37. If the teacher does not respond, check with a friend or instructions
  38. Check your emails at least once a day
  39. Show great group interaction
  40. Come to class with a 'ready-to-learn" mindset
  41. When writing an email to a teacher use a polite form of writing a letter
  42. Don't continue to repeat a "procedures" question - try to figure it out
  43. Ask questions respectfully to get assistance
  44. Be helpful to co-teachers
  45. Be kind and polite to all students, not just your friends
  46. No touching teacher's belongings
  47. Put in your best effort in a groupwork project
  48. Be respectful of school property
  49. Be curious
  50. Be positive and optimistic
  51. Remember to store belonging under your desk
  52. Follow all rules of the classroom, CC, playground
  53. If a Safety-Netting time does not work, respectfully say when it could
  54. Read the daily instructions on the slides or whiteboard
  55. When absent, write to teachers to ask for a way to stay up-to-date
  56. Negative behaviour will result in two warning to change
  57. Try to understand all of your teacher's systems
  58. If asked to leave a group project, you'll be requested to work on your own
  59. No cheating
  60. Submit original work
  61. Show Responsibility
  62. No harassing or bullying
  63. BE SAFE
  64. Keep physical space clean & organized
  65. Put supplies back in their “place” after use
  66. Set up your materials on your desk within 2-3 minutes of coming into class.
  67. I will almost always ask you to write a handwritten draft
  68. Ask "active lisening" questions that show curiosity and empathy to the presenter
  69. After two redirections and no improvement, a student will need to attend a recess detention