Expectations

Expectations:

• Arrive on Time: Be punctual and arrive for class on time. Late arrivals can disrupt the flow of the lesson and inconvenience others.

• Respect Others' Space: Choose your seat and personal space carefully to avoid encroaching on your classmates' personal space. Respect the personal space of others and their belongings.

• Silence Your Devices:  NO CELL PHONE USE IN/DURING CLASS~PHONES ARE TO BE PLACED IN BOOKBAGS AND KEPT IN DESIGNATED AREA

• Raise Your Hand: When you want to speak, ask a question, or contribute to a discussion, raise your hand and wait to be acknowledged by the instructor. This helps maintain order during class discussions.

• Listen Actively: Pay attention to the instructor and your fellow students when they are speaking. Avoid side conversations or distracting behaviors that can disrupt the class.

• Be Courteous in Discussions: During class discussions or group activities, listen to others without interrupting, and avoid speaking over them. Wait for your turn to express your thoughts.

• Clean Up After Yourself: Dispose of trash and clean up your area after class. Leaving the classroom tidy is a sign of respect for your peers and the learning environment.

• Participate Actively: Engage in class activities, discussions, and assignments with enthusiasm. Active participation contributes to a more dynamic and productive classroom experience.

• Follow Dress Code:  Dress appropriately and modestly for an educational setting.

• Use Appropriate Language: Avoid using profanity or offensive language in the classroom. Maintain a professional and respectful tone in your communication.

• Respect the Instructor: Address your instructor with the appropriate title (Ms. Dantzler or Ms. D) and be respectful when asking questions or seeking clarification.

• Follow Specific Classroom Rules: Be aware of any specific rules or guidelines set by the instructor for the course, as these may vary from one class to another.

• Email Ms. Harris stating which specific  missing/late assignments have been submitted for grading

Good classroom etiquette contributes to a positive and respectful learning environment, making the educational experience more enjoyable and effective for everyone involved. It also reflects professionalism and prepares students for similar expectations in the workplace or other social settings.