Lab Safety and Classroom Expectations

What is the cell phone policy in this classroom?

• I am NOT able to use my cell phone in this class at all

• I can use my phone once I finish all of my work and I am quiet

• I can leave it out on my desk as long as it is face down and on vibrate

• I have to put it on the teacher's desk when I enter the room

In the event of any lab emergency, who do you notify FIRST?

• Nurse

• Teacher

• Friends

• 911

In the event of broken equipment, what should you do?

• stop using the equipment and report it immediately
• continue using the equipment if I am not bleeding

• stop using the equipment and scream

• hide the broken equipment from the teacher

When you are absent, how will you know what was taught that day?

• Have my mom email the teacher for the missed work

• Tell the teacher I need her to stay after school to teach me everything I missed

• Don't worry about it because I was not at school so it does not matter

• Check the Canvas modules for the lessons I missed and complete everything the teacher posted

If you are not sure what to do during a lab activity:

• Guess so you don't look silly

• Change lab partners

• Ask a teacher

• Just sit quietly and email the teacher after class

During the lab it is okay to

• Take a nap

• Drink a soda

• Taste chemicals
• None of the above

Where do you check to see your current and complete grades?

• Studentvue

• The office

• Facebook

What should you get from the basket in the front of the classroom everyday before you go to your seat?

• Chromebook

• Worksheet from my rolling cart

• Work you missed the day before

• Interactive Notebook

Chipped or cracked glassware is okay to use.

• True
• False

 Horseplay or practical jokes in the laboratory are 

• okay if the teacher is finished talking

• good to do once the glassware is put away

• always against the rules

• approved if there is a substitute