Understanding Class Expectations

Which of the following is an example of a class expectation?

• Bringing your pet to school

• Arriving to class on time

• Eating lunch during lessons

• Ignoring the teacher

What should you do before speaking in class?

• Shout out your answer

• Raise your hand

• Leave the classroom

• Start a conversation with a friend

Which item is NOT allowed according to most class expectations?

• Notebook

• Cell phone (used during lessons)

• Pencil

• Textbook

What is the main reason for having class expectations?

• To make students unhappy

• To help the class run smoothly

• To make the class longer

• To allow students to do whatever they want

If a class expectation is to "respect others," what does this mean?

• Listen when others are speaking

• Talk over your classmates

• Ignore your teacher

• Throw things in class

Which of the following is a basic class expectation related to homework?

• Do homework only if you feel like it

• Complete and turn in homework on Fridays

• Copy homework from a friend

• Complete and turn in homework on Mondays

If you are unsure about a class expectation, what should you do?

• Ignore it

• Ask your teacher for clarification

• Guess what it means

• Do the opposite

How can you show responsibility in class?

• Forgetting your materials

• Completing assignments on time

• Talking during tests

• Leaving your desk messy

If a class expectation is to "participate actively," which action best demonstrates this?

• Sleeping during class

• Answering questions and joining discussions

• Ignoring group work

• Not paying attention

A class expectation is to "keep your workspace clean." What is the best way to meet this expectation?

• Leave trash on your desk

• Organize your materials and throw away garbage

• Write on the desk

• Ignore messes