Hawk Way in the Classroom

If you ignore the school wide expectation of "off, off, and away" and allow your phone to distract you - Which of the following RESPECTFUL behaviors are you most likely going to find it difficult to do:

• Respect others’ cultures, opinions, and viewpoints

• Behave properly and use appropriate language

• Act as a role model for others

• Listen attentively to teachers and peers

Check all the ways that you can show RESPECT for others' cultures, opinions and viewpoints:

• Challenge the idea, not the person

• Listen to understand

• Stop engaging if you disagree with an idea

• Ask questions as a way to understand a viewpoint

RESPONSIBLE: One of the benefits of asking ________________ is that you can better understand and avoid confusion.

RESPONSIBLE: If you stay in class the first and last _____ minutes of class you can ensure that you don't miss the teachers introduction or wrap up of the learning.

RESPONSIBLE: Check all the examples of Active Participation listed

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RESPONSIBLE: What is the best example of a student who is "On Time and Ready to Learn"

• A student who arrives before the bell rings

• A student who is in their seat before the bell rings

• A student has their materials out when the bell rings

• A student who has begun the lesson (using the directions on the board) before the bell rings

HONORABLE: Give an example of when you might need to provide HELP, SUPPORT or ENCOURAGEMENT in the classroom.

HONORABLE: Which student is the most reliable and would make an amazing team mate?

• The student who quickly completes their part of a group assignment and then checks out

• The student who takes time with their part of a group assignment, but does not give help or feedback to others

• The student who follows through and finishes their part of the group assignment with care.

• The students who does quality work, follows through and then works with their classmates to ensure that everyone is ready

HONORABLE: A student who demonstrates _______________ notices when a classmate is struggling and offers support.

Successful: Which student is making good effort to learn new things?

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