Which of these statements is true?

• It is important to ignore students at the door to maintain discipline
• Greeting students at the door is not important and can be skipped
• Greeting students at the door can make them uncomfortable and disrupt the class
• Greeting students at the door is important because it helps create a positive and welcoming environment, sets a positive tone for the class, builds rapport with students, and can help establish a sense of community and belonging.

Posting Learning Objectives...

• ...is a waste of time

• ...confuses students and teachers

• ...provides clarity and direction for both teachers and students.

• ...limits flexibility in teaching

When a student is done with his or her work, what should the student do?

• Find some other work to do from that class or another class

• Take a nap

• Get on their cell phone and text their friends

• FInish someone else's work for them

Which of these statements about student whereabouts is true?

• I can lose track of my students because it's kind of like playing hide and seek with them.

• I can let my students wander because it's a good test of their tracking skills.

• I should know where my students are for safety and supervision purposes.

• I can let my students leave the classroom to see if they can find their own way home

How is a student dismissed from class?

• The clock
• The teacher

• The bell

When can a student be on his or her cellphone in class?

• During a test
• When the teacher is speaking
• When done with all his or her work

• When the teacher allows it for educational purposes or in case of emergencies.

Which of these statements about dress code is correct?

• Only the lab teachers should enforce the dress code

• It's okay to wear a company hoodie or hat since the student received the hoodie as part of WBL

• All teachers and staff are responsible for enforcing the dress code

• Once a student leaves lab, dress code is not imporant

Why is it important to keep your students' grades updated in Infinite Campus?

• To provide timely feedback to students, track student progress, identify areas for improvement, and maintain transparency in the grading process.
• It's not, students know where they stand in my class

• So students know how many assignments they can skip and still get a D

• To create unnecessary stress for students

If you have a student struggling in your class, what should you do?

• Assign extra work without considering the student's needs.
• Punish the student for struggling in class.
• Ignore the student and hope they improve on their own.
• Reach out to parents of struggling students to attend P/T conferences or to meet in person

How often should you check your email and respond to questions?

• At least once a day
• Whenever I get to it

• Once a month
• Every hour