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Ms. Willis teaches 7th grade biology. Her classroom management plan outlines procedural expectations for students, including raising their hands to speak, putting away belongings and getting out materials when class starts, waiting to be dismissed, and following lab material distribution procedures. Student behavior expectations are posted and include respect, responsibility, and readiness to learn. Consequences will be determined based on the severity of the broken rule and will involve the student being asked to leave class for a discussion in the hallway. While rules will be consistent, consequences may vary depending on the grade level taught.
Ms. Willis teaches 7th grade biology. Her classroom management plan outlines procedural expectations for students, including raising their hands to speak, putting away belongings and getting out materials when class starts, waiting to be dismissed, and following lab material distribution procedures. Student behavior expectations are posted and include respect, responsibility, and readiness to learn. Consequences will be determined based on the severity of the broken rule and will involve the student being asked to leave class for a discussion in the hallway. While rules will be consistent, consequences may vary depending on the grade level taught.
Ms. Willis teaches 7th grade biology. Her classroom management plan outlines procedural expectations for students, including raising their hands to speak, putting away belongings and getting out materials when class starts, waiting to be dismissed, and following lab material distribution procedures. Student behavior expectations are posted and include respect, responsibility, and readiness to learn. Consequences will be determined based on the severity of the broken rule and will involve the student being asked to leave class for a discussion in the hallway. While rules will be consistent, consequences may vary depending on the grade level taught.
I. My teaching subject area is Biology and my anticiated grade le!el is se!enth grade. II. My rocedural e"ectations are outlined as #ollo$s% 1.& 'tudents are to raise their hand $hen as(ing a )uestion or gi!ing an ans$er* and $ait to be called on+ in order to ensure success#ul classroom discussions. 2.& 'tudents are to enter the classroom and romtly get out materials listed on the board+ and ut the rest o# their belongings a$ay ,under their chairs* in the lab des(&. -hey $ill $rite do$n the $arm+u )uestion and ans$er in their drill boo(s. 3.& When class comes to a close* students $ill be in their seats and $ait to be dismissed. ..& 'tudents are to $ait until instruction is #inished to obtain lab materials. /ab materials $ill be re+set on the bac( table ,all materials #or one grou in a lab tray& and grous $ill send one member to obtain their tray. 0.& 'tudents $ill not as( to go to $ater #ountain or restroom during instruction. 1nce they ha!e sho$n that they ha!e started on the acti!ity* they $ill be allo$ed to use the restroom. 2.& When alicable* let me (no$ be#orehand i# you $ill be late to class or lea!ing early. I# tardy or dismissed early* lea!e class $ith minimal disrutions and obtain ma(e+u $or( $hen you return ,i# you did not do so in ad!ance&. 3.& When home$or( is gi!en* it $ill be turned in at the beginning o# class. /ate assignments $ill be acceted* but it $ill dro a letter grade #or e!ery day that it is late. III. 'tudent Beha!ior 4"ectations ,on a oster in the #ront o# the classroom& a. 5esect ,mysel# and each other& b. 5esonsibility ,academically* #or your o$n success& c. 5eadiness ,to learn* articiate* ha!e #un6& I7. 8onse)uences o# bro(en rules% 8onse)uences #or bro(en rules $ill be determined based on the se!erity o# the o##ense. 9o$e!er* the rocedure #or handling bro(en rules $ill be the same. -he student $ill be as(ed to lea!e the class* a#ter instruction is gi!en and the rest o# the class is $or(ing indeendently* I $ill go and tal( to the student in the hall$ay. Beha!iors $ill be discussed and conse)uences ill be gi!en 7. 9o$ rules:conse)uences $ould !ary% 5ules $ill not !ary because I thin( that e"ectations should be consistent throughout all o# schooling so that students are not con#used as to $hat is accetable and not accetable in school. 9o$e!er* I thin( conse)uences may be modi#ied based on grade le!el taught because I thin( middle school can be gi!en a little more lee$ay* but a lot more strict in high school ,because by that time they should (no$ $hat is accetable and not&. 1
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