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The classroom should be a space where everyone can feel safe enough to take risks, make mistakes and gain all they can from the lesson presented. It's important to show respect to all as you would like it shown to you.
are you trying to say the decore of the classroom
or the conduct within it
environment constitutes physical area-like dont litter, dont move your desks
or do you mean the demure of the setting as far as not being disruptive and focusing on the teaching?
maybe the best answer is from what a person commented directly to me about my words to them-and the most important is about the need of every adult and child to come to know Jesus personally as savior and best friend-John chapter 3 & 10
well this is their comment to me=
BEST 360 EVAR!
sweet P that was the best blog comment i have EVER received here even if i had to get up take a nap-read a little more-send my daughter off to college-read some more-i finally finished this morning! whew-i read war and peace faster than that comment!
have a great day and best classroom ever with respect
what goes around comes around-trash your class verbally or physically, and it will come back on you! "You sow what you reap" the bible
plant good seeds for tomorrows needs
the education you get is the product of the seeds you plant
wanna be a dropout-plant weeds in your mind in the class room
They should respect the classroom environment because they are there to learn. Show them it's ok to talk sometimes, but when you give the command; this means quiet. Be assertive.
Hi, you need to respect it for many reasons. People should feel safe, happy, and comfortable so they may learn.
Also the teacher I am sure has worked very hard to get her room just right and if you disrespect this, thats wrong. EX:eating, chewing gum and then leaving it under the table, trowing trash on the floor etc.
The classroom is usually part of a public building. The room itself needs to be maintained properly for the next students who will be using it. Students must behave within the classroom for the sake of decency and a peaceful and civil atmosphere.
Rules:
No shouting, mumbling or bad language.
No eating or drinking.
No moving around while a discussion or lecture is underway.
Properly request to leave the room.
Wait to be dismissed.
Clean up after yourself.
Don't speak while someone else is speaking.
Do not deface the property.
Return everything in the way it was originally found.
Ask if there is something you can do to help prepare the room or tidy it up.
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