COMMON CLASSROOM PROCEDURES

What does the "L" in LEAD stand for?

• Lead
• Learn
• Listen
• Level

Answer explanation

LEAD stands for Learn, Engage, Achieve, Demonstrate.

Which voice level is for whole-class discussion?

• Level 1
• Level 2
• Level 3
• Level 4

Answer explanation

Voice Level 4 is used for whole-class discussions.

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

• True
• False

Answer explanation

Engage involves being prepared and participating.

What should you do if you are stuck during a task?

• Give up
• Leave the classroom
• Ask for help
• Use your phone

Answer explanation

When stuck, students should ask for help.

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

• Gets a verbal warning
• Teacher takes away a LEAD card
• Receives an administrative referral
• Nothing

Answer explanation

Engaging in horseplay results in a referral.

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

• Use positive language
• Run around the room
• Use your phone
• Ignore others

Answer explanation

Demonstrate includes using positive language.

What does "Body to Self" mean?

• Keeping hands and body to yourself
• Sitting on the floor
• Touching others
• Leaving class without permission

Answer explanation

Body to Self means keeping hands and body to yourself.

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

• Lunch detention
• After-school detention
• Phone call to guardian
• None

Answer explanation

12-14 marks lead to after-school detention.

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

• True
• False

Answer explanation

Phones should not be visible during class.

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

• 5.0
• 6.0
• 8.0
• 10.0

Answer explanation

Students earn 8 HERO points for no marks.