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The Importance of Classroom Agreements

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are co-created community agreements primarily about?

a)

Following strict rules

b)

Making promises to create a positive and safe environment

c)

Deciding punishments for breaking rules

d)

Writing a classroom constitution

2.

Why is it important for everyone to be involved in creating community agreements?

a)

To ensure the teacher has less work

b)

To show that everyone's voice matters

c)

To make the process faster

d)

To avoid having any rules

3.

What is one benefit of having community agreements in the classroom?

a)

It makes the classroom quieter

b)

It helps build trust among students

c)

It ensures everyone gets an A grade

d)

It allows for more homework

4.

What might be included in a community agreement to support a positive environment?

a)

Listening to each other without interrupting

b)

Always agreeing with the teacher

c)

Having no rules at all

d)

Allowing only certain students to speak

5.

How do community agreements help students when they make mistakes?

a)

They ensure mistakes are punished

b)

They encourage kindness and understanding

c)

They make sure mistakes are ignored

d)

They allow students to laugh at each other

6.

What feeling should community agreements aim to create in the classroom?

a)

Fear of making mistakes

b)

A competitive atmosphere

c)

A safe and supportive environment

d)

A strict and disciplined environment

7.

What is a key outcome of having clear community agreements?

a)

Students know what to expect and how to treat one another

b)

Students can avoid doing any work

c)

Teachers can take more days off

d)

Students can choose their own grades

8.

How do community agreements affect risk-taking in the classroom?

a)

They discourage students from taking risks

b)

They make students afraid of trying new things

c)

They create a safe space for taking risks

d)

They have no effect on risk-taking

9.

What is the role of trust in a classroom with community agreements?

a)

Trust is not important

b)

Trust acts as the glue that holds the class together

c)

Trust is only needed between the teacher and students

d)

Trust is only important for group projects

10.

What should students feel when they are part of creating community agreements?

a)

That their opinions are ignored

b)

That they are forced to agree

c)

That they are important and valued

d)

That they have to follow more rules