Spanish I and II Classroom Rules and Expectations

Your Spanish II class has a rule that all students must respect each other and the teacher. How can you demonstrate respect in the classroom?

• Interrupt the teacher whenever you have a question.

• Listen actively when others are speaking and wait your turn to talk.

• Talk to your friends during the lesson.

• Ignore the teacher's instructions.

Your Spanish I teacher emphasizes the importance of speaking Spanish during class. How can you practice speaking Spanish outside of class to meet this expectation?

• Only speak Spanish during class and use English the rest of the time.

• Practice speaking Spanish with a friend or family member who knows the language.

• Avoid speaking Spanish outside of class because it's too difficult.

• Use online translators for all your Spanish assignments.

You are planning a group project for your Spanish II class. The project requires you to research a Spanish-speaking country, create a presentation, and present it to the class. What is the best way to ensure that all group members contribute equally and meet the classroom expectations?

• Assign all the work to one person and let them handle it.

• Divide the tasks equally among group members and set deadlines for each part.

• Wait until the last minute and then rush to complete the project.

• Ignore the project and hope the teacher forgets about it.

In your Spanish II class, you are expected to participate in class discussions. How can you prepare yourself to contribute meaningfully to these discussions?

• Read the assigned materials and prepare questions or comments in advance.

• Skip the readings and hope you can follow along during the discussion.

• Rely on your classmates to carry the discussion.

• Stay silent and avoid participating.

Your Spanish I teacher has a rule that all homework must be submitted by the end of the week. You have a busy schedule and multiple assignments. How would you plan your week to ensure you meet this expectation?

• Do all your homework on the last day of the week.

• Ignore the homework and focus on other subjects.

• Create a schedule that allocates specific times each day to work on your Spanish homework.

• Copy someone else's homework to save time.