WorksheetsStudent Code of Conduct 2627
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 4mins
Read the following description: "Polite & polite manners."
Which of the following scenarios best demonstrates a failure to meet this specific standard in a digital workspace?
Submitting a project after the strict deadline has passed.
Sending an urgent email to a colleague using all capital letters and a demanding tone.
Sharing confidential company financial data with an unauthorized third party.
Refusing to help a teammate who is struggling with their heavy workload.
David learns that one of his colleagues is going through a difficult personal situation. Even though it does not affect their current project, David takes over some minor daily tasks to reduce his colleague's stress and asks how they are holding up. David's actions are a direct application of the following:
Integrity
Courtesy
Cooperation
Consideration
During a group discussion, a student repeatedly makes derogatory comments targeting a classmate's cultural background and accent. According to the school's policy, this behavior is strictly prohibited because it directly constitutes:
A. Vandalism
B. Class Disruptions
C. Bullying & Harassment
D. Threats & Intimidation
Vandalism
Class disruptions
Bullying and harassment
Threats and intimidation
An item in the policy states, "Bullying includes any racist, sexist, and homophobic abuse. We value and safeguard diversity."
Which of the following actions represents a structural failure to uphold the core intent of this specific clause?
Breaking a classroom chair during a heated argument.
Playing loud music in the hallway while a class is taking an exam.
Creating online group chats designed to mock and exclude students based on gender identities.
Missing multiple assignment deadlines due to poor time management.
While a guest teacher is giving a presentation, a small group of students continuously throws paper aeroplanes, talks loudly over the speaker, and refuses to sit down when asked. What is the primary negative impact of this prohibited activity?
It is an act of verbal abuse toward the guest lecturer.
It directly causes class disruptions that hurt the community's learning environment.
It qualifies as a physical threat to the safety of the classroom.
It represents vandalism against school property.
On a Saturday afternoon, Marcus attends an inter-school basketball tournament representing his school. During the match, he uses abusive language toward the referee. Even though this occurs off-campus on a weekend, the school administration issues disciplinary action. Under which jurisdiction category is this intervention justified?
Travel to/from
Wearing a uniform
School Events
Identifiable
An image caption under "Wearing Uniform" states: "Any public space in school uniform."
Which of the following scenarios constitutes a direct violation of the behavioural expectations associated with this specific policy clause?
A student wearing the school uniform sits at a local cafe after school hours and posts public videos mocking a teacher.
A student changes into civilian clothes at school and leaves trash on their classroom desk.
A student attends an online gaming tournament from home using a private, anonymous username.
A student wears their school sports jersey at a family weekend barbecue at home.
A teacher gives a clear, reasonable instruction for all students to submit their phones before an exam. A student refuses, claiming that taking their phone violates their personal privacy rights. Evaluate this situation using the criteria found in Article 39 Compliance.
The student is correct because personal privacy overrides any classroom rules.
The teacher's instruction is invalid because phone collection is not explicitly mentioned in the text.
The teacher is legally backed because they have explicit legal power to discipline students who disregard clear, reasonable instructions.
The situation cannot be resolved because Article 39 only applies to severe physical safety violations.
What is the consequence if a student loses or breaks a key?
A fine of Rp 250,000 will be charged for a new key
The student must repair the key themselves
The student will be suspended until the key is found
The student will receive a warning letter
Look at the text at the bottom of the slide: "This legal power covers classrooms, study halls, field trips, off-campus excursions, and after-hours detentions."
What is the structural purpose of including this specific list in a legal framework document?
To limit a teacher's disciplinary power strictly to regular school hours.
To define the precise geographic and situational scope where teachers can legally exercise their statutory rights.
To explain the financial costs associated with running field trips and after-hours programs.
To list the only places where students are required to follow civil laws.
Which subjects are exempted from the requirement to use English in class?
Divinity, Civics, Basa Sunda, and Mandarin
Physical Education and Art
Music and Information Technology
Science and Maths
A student misses three consecutive laboratory sessions due to unexcused absences, resulting in a significant drop in their understanding of the practical syllabus. To help the student catch up while addressing the behavioral issue, the teacher assigns them to complete specific academic modules covering the missed topics. This measure is an application of the following:
Detention
Lost Privileges
Extra work
Exclusion
A student repeatedly acts out aggressively during a morning lecture, making it impossible for the teacher to continue the lesson. The teacher immediately directs the student to sit in a supervised quiet zone outside the room for the remaining 15 minutes of the period so the class can resume. Evaluate the teacher's choice of sanction based on the framework.
The choice is incorrect because a teacher cannot issue sanctions without the principal's presence.
The choice is correct because it matches "01. Class Removal," defined as a short-term withdrawal to restore immediate order.
The choice is incorrect because aggressive behavior must automatically result in internal exclusion.
The choice is correct because sending a student out of the room is technically considered community service.
When are students allowed to be in the laboratory?
Any time, as long as they behave responsibly
When they are working on group projects
Only under the supervision of a teacher or lab staff
After school hours if they have permission from friends
A student wants to order lunch online and walks into the teachers' room during the first break. Because the teacher on duty is busy talking to someone else, the student quickly places the order on their phone without saying anything. Which specific requirement of the ordering policy did the student fail to meet?
Online orders must only be placed using a school office computer.
Students must obtain active supervision or permission from the teacher on duty.
The teachers' room is completely off-limits for student phone usage.
All online orders must be finalized in the school courtyard.
A delivery driver arrives at the school gate with a food order for Claire. Since Claire is currently in the middle of a class presentation, she sends a quick text message asking the gate security guard to receive the food for her. Evaluate this request under the school’s collection rules.
The request is valid because a live class presentation counts as an emergency exception.
The request violates the policy because no school staff is allowed to help collect orders; students must do it themselves.
Claire should have asked her homeroom teacher to collect it instead of the security guard.
The situation is fully compliant as long as Claire paid for the food using an e-wallet.
Ben is placing an online food order in the teachers' room during the first break under the supervision of a duty teacher. When the checkout screen appears, he chooses the "Cash on Delivery" option because he wants to use the paper money in his wallet. This payment choice is:
Allowed, because cash is acceptable if a teacher is physically supervising the placement.
Prohibited, because the policy strictly mandates cashless methods like e-wallets or mobile banking.
Allowed, as long as the exact change is handed over at the school reception desk.
Prohibited, because all food orders must be prepaid using physical school meal coupons.
During the morning recess at the school cafeteria, a student intentionally throws food at a classmate, creating a mess. A lunch duty supervisor who is not a classroom teacher witnesses the incident and immediately issues a formal detention. Based on the policy, how is this supervisor's authority validated?
Duty staff are authorized to handle break or lunch incidents.
Only the Discipline Master can issue detentions for dining area incidents.
Lunch supervisors must get written permission from all teachers before acting.
Non-teaching staff can only intervene if property damage occurs.
Look at the text under the "All Teachers" card: "Full statutory power under standard rules." Which of the following scenarios best illustrates a teacher operating correctly within this specific power?
A teacher creates a brand new set of severe rules and financial penalties without telling the school administration.
A teacher issues a standard classroom detention to a student who repeatedly refuses to stop talking during a lecture
A teacher overrides a decision made by the principal regarding a staff member's employment status.
A teacher decides to completely cancel the school's behavioural policy for their specific classroom.
A student arrives late to school without a valid excuse for the third time this semester. According to the framework, what is the appropriate detention duration and who is responsible for administering it?
Max 30 mins, administered by the classroom teacher.
1-hour duration, administered by the discipline master.
1 hour on Thursdays, administered by the principal.
2 hours duration, administered by the school board.
Which of the following is considered unacceptable behaviour?
Using threatening language or engaging in bullying
Asking questions when confused in class
Expressing opinions respectfully in a discussion
Offering help to classmates during group work
A student is given a standard 20-minute classroom detention by their history teacher for breaking a rule, but deliberately skips the session to go home early. The case is escalated to the administration. How should the school handle this escalation under the "Principal Level" guidelines?
By cancelling the original detention and issuing a verbal warning instead.
By assigning a 1-hour detention specifically on a Thursday because the student skipped a minor detention.
By handing the case back to the teacher to administer a 1-hour late detention.
By immediately enforcing a long-term suspension, skipping detention is a severe initial offence.
A student commits a severe initial offence by vandalizing school property on a Tuesday morning. The case bypasses regular teacher-level interventions and goes straight to the highest administrative level. Under the policy, when and for how long will this specific detention be served?
A maximum of 30 minutes immediately after the offense occurs.
A 1-hour duration administered by the Discipline Master on any chosen weekday.
A 1-hour session held specifically on Thursdays (principal level)
A mandatory 2-hour session split across two consecutive semesters.
Clement submits his science homework two days before the deadline. The teacher reviews it and notes that the answers are remarkably thorough, accurate, and creative. According to the school's reward matrix, which tier of points should the teacher award Clement?
A1 Tier (+1 Pt)
A2 Tier (+2 Pts)
A3 Tier (+3 to +5 Pts)
A4 Tier (+6 Pts)
Theodore is appointed as the main student leader to coordinate the school's annual charity bazaar. He works closely with faculty members, manages meetings, and ensures the event runs seamlessly. Evaluate Theodore's involvement to determine the most appropriate points allocation based on the reward system guidelines.
He should receive +1 Pt because organizing a bazaar is standard classwork.
He should receive +2 Pts because his actions only show simple individual effort
He should receive +3 to +5 Pts because his role involves active participation in coordinating events under the Committee tier.
He cannot receive any points because rewards are strictly limited to early homework submissions.
What is the difference between a discipline master’s detention and a form teacher’s detention?
Discipline Master’s detention is shorter
The form teacher’s detention is more severe
Both have no difference in level or seriousness
Discipline Master’s detention is considered a more serious disciplinary level
Throughout the entire semester, Jason does not necessarily finish his tasks early, but his teacher notices that he always listens intently, rewrites notes meticulously, and consistently shows his absolute best efforts to improve his grades. The teacher should recognize Jason’s ongoing dedication by awarding him the following:
+1 Pt under the A1 category
+5 Pts under the A1 category
+3 Pts under the A3 category
+2 Pts under the A2 category
During the school's annual sports day, Panthera House demonstrates exceptional coordination, sportsmanship, and collective effort across all group activities, leading to an incredibly successful event. The House Coordinator decides to reward the entire collective unit. Under the A6 category, what is the maximum reward allocation allowed per house?
+4 Pts total
+5 Gold points
Up to +100 points
Exactly +500 points
An item in the policy specifies that a "Warning (HubMIS)" is issued under the B2 tier. Which of the following scenarios best demonstrates an infraction that precisely meets the analytical criteria for this specific digital logging action?
A student who accidentally drops their water bottle on the floor once during class.
A student who copies an entire essay directly from an online website and claims it as their own work.
A student who actively participates in a school committee event after school hours.
A student who arrives late to their chemistry lesson and completely fails to follow the teacher's laboratory safety instructions.
A student is caught using an unauthorized mobile phone to copy answers from a peer during a history quiz, and when confronted, responds with clear student rudeness toward the teacher. Evaluate how this situation should be categorized and penalized based on the B1–B3 framework.
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It falls under B1 because cheating is a form of minor silliness that only requires a simple verbal warning.
It falls under B2 because cheating represents a basic failure to complete set classwork on time.
It cannot be penalized under this framework because quiz incidents must be handled directly by the principal.
It falls under B3 because cheating/plagiarism, technology misuse, and student rudeness are explicit triggers for a 30m detention.
Which of the following is considered a B5 offence, resulting in a Principal detention?
Talking in class repeatedly
Talking in class repeatedly
Possession of prohibited items
Not submitting homework once
A teacher instructs a student to hand over an unauthorized item during class. The student loudly refuses, walks out of the classroom without permission, and skips the rest of their afternoon lessons (truancy). According to the severe breaches framework, at what level of sanction should it be applied, and who must be notified?
B3 Tier – 30m Detention; no notification required.
B4/B5 Tier – 1-Hour Detention; parents must be notified.
B6/B7 Tier – Internal/Fixed Exclusion; the school board must be notified.
B8 Tier—Permanent Exclusion; local authorities must be notified.
During an inspection, security personnel find a concealed tactical knife inside a student's locker. Under the policy guidelines regarding severe breaches and exclusions, the principal must immediately process this case under the tier:
B4 (1-Hour Detention)
B5 (Parents Notified)
B7 (Internal/Fixed Exclusion)
B8 (Permanent Exclusion)
Two students suddenly engage in a violent physical fight in the hallway, and one student is about to strike the other with a heavy wooden chair. A nearby teacher steps in immediately and physically restrains the aggressive student to stop the strike. Under which safety criteria is this physical intervention primarily authorized?
Prevent Crimes
Prevent Injuries
Preserve Order
Retaliate Offences
An item in the policy states: "Prohibited Items Seizures... weapons, drugs, alcohol, tobacco/cigarettes, stolen items, explosives, or illegal material." Which of the following items falls outside the explicit legal boundary for a non-consensual search under this specific clause?
A pack of nicotine cigarettes was found in a jacket pocket.
A smartphone used by a student to check social media during a lesson break.
A bottle of alcoholic beverages hidden inside a locker.
A set of stolen laboratory equipment hidden in a student's gym bag.
