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Do Not Make Wrong Choices
The following list of behaviors detract from your learning and/or the learning of your classmates:
Interrupting or distracting Ms. Chen when she's teaching the class (If it's not a medical emergency, wait until she's finish teaching the class.)
Not following directions
Not working on the assigned task
Not using technology tools appropriately or as instructed
Giggling, talking out of turn, signaling to other people with your hands, playing with other people's property, preventing others from learning, etc.
Unauthorized collaboration/academic dishonesty
Proper and Mature Behavior
Only take out learning materials when instructed (Example: IR books when it's time to read)
Stay on task.
Listen when it's time to listen. Talk when it's your turn to participate in the discussion.
Keep food and drinks inside your backpack or lunchbox. You may drink water in class, but keep your bottle closed when you're not drinking from it.
You're old enough to know right from wrong. Let's make good choices!
Consequences
Reminder
Parent/guardian contact
Referral to the office and a “3” or “4” in Citizenship.
However, if the situation merits it, a referral to the office is sometimes the first consequence bestowed.
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