COMMON CLASSROOM PROCEDURES

Front

What does the "L" in LEAD stand for? Options: Lead, Learn, Listen, Level

Back

Learn

Answer explanation

LEAD stands for Learn, Engage, Achieve, Demonstrate.

Front

Which voice level is for whole-class discussion? Options: Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, Level 4

Back

Level 4

Answer explanation

Voice Level 4 is used for whole-class discussions.

Front

True or False: "Engage" means bringing needed materials and participating in group work.

Back

True

Answer explanation

Engage involves being prepared and participating.

Front

What should you do if you are stuck during a task? Options: Give up, Leave the classroom, Ask for help, Use your phone

Back

Ask for help

Answer explanation

When stuck, students should ask for help.

Front

What happens if a student is engaging in horseplay in the hallway?

Back

Receives an administrative referral

Answer explanation

Engaging in horseplay results in a referral.

Front

What is expected when you “Demonstrate” in the classroom?

Back

Use positive language

Answer explanation

Demonstrate includes using positive language.

Front

What does "Body to Self" mean?

Back

Keeping hands and body to yourself

Answer explanation

Body to Self means keeping hands and body to yourself.

Front

What is the consequence for 12-14 marks on the LEAD card?

Back

After-school detention

Answer explanation

12-14 marks lead to after-school detention.

Front

True or False: Students are allowed to have their phones visible during class.

Back

False

Answer explanation

Phones should not be visible during class.

Front

How many HERO points can you earn in a week for no marks?

Back

8

Answer explanation

Students earn 8 HERO points for no marks.