Understanding Teacher Expectations

What are the expected behaviors in the classroom?

• Constantly talking over others

• Respectful communication, active participation, attentiveness, following instructions, and a positive attitude.

• Disruptive behavior

• Ignoring instructions

How should students ask for help during class?

• Students can leave their seats to ask the teacher directly.

• Students should raise their hand and wait to be called on before asking for help.

• Students should write their questions on paper and pass them to the teacher.

• Students should shout out their questions without waiting.

What is the policy on late homework submissions?

• Late homework submissions must be submitted the next day.

• Late homework submissions are not accepted at all.

• Late homework submissions are accepted without any penalty.

• Late homework submissions are accepted with a penalty.

How often should students check for homework assignments?

• Once a week.

• Only before exams.

• At least once a day.

• Whenever you feel like it.

What is the importance of communicating with parents?

• Communication with parents is unnecessary for child success.

• Trust is built solely through academic performance.

• Effective communication with parents enhances collaboration, supports child development, and builds trust.

• Parents should not be involved in school activities.

How can students effectively communicate with their teachers?

• Students should avoid asking questions during class.

• Students can ignore their teachers' feedback.

• Students should only communicate via email.

• Students should be clear, listen actively, ask questions, use appropriate channels, and maintain professionalism.

What does respect in the classroom look like?

• Ignoring classmates during discussions

• Disrespecting teachers' instructions

• Making fun of differing viewpoints

• Respect in the classroom looks like active listening, valuing diverse opinions, kindness, and adherence to classroom rules.

Why is inclusivity important in a learning environment?

• Inclusivity can lead to confusion and conflict.

• Inclusivity is irrelevant to academic performance.

• Inclusivity is important because it promotes belonging, diversity, and collaboration, leading to better learning outcomes.

• Inclusivity is only necessary for large groups.

What are the consequences of disruptive behavior?

• Increased teamwork and collaboration

• Consequences of disruptive behavior include decreased productivity, increased conflict, disciplinary actions, and a toxic environment.

• Enhanced communication skills

• Improved employee morale

How should students handle conflicts with peers?

• Confront the peer aggressively

• Ignore the issue and avoid the peer

• Involve a teacher without discussing it with the peer first

• Communicate openly, listen actively, and seek mediation if needed.