Mrs. Lubin's Classroom Procedures and Rules
Mrs. Lubin, a math teacher, introduces her classroom procedures and rules on the first day of class. Students are encouraged to decorate name cards, follow classroom routines, and understand the importance of order for a successful learning environment. The rules stress the principles of conduct and consequences for breaking them. The class starts with a silent entry, followed by a focus on listening and following instructions. Tardiness is addressed with procedures for excuses and consequences for repeated lateness.
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First Day of Class Mrs. Lubin
DO NOW Leave no seat in front of you empty Write your first and last name on the note card legibly. Decorate it in a way that describes you.
Welcome! My name is Mrs. Lubin -Math Teacher Ways to contact me: Come to my classroom (room 207) Email me- at tamarha.lubin@gma.edu or tamarha.lubin@floridaconference.com
Procedures and Rules
Why Procedures and Rules? Everyone will know what to do in different scenarios To have order in our classroom To have a successful learning environment we must practice and rehearse our procedures
Procedure Routine and not a rule Help us have an efficient and orderly classroom for maximum learning potential
Rule Principles governing conduct within a particular activity or sphere When broken result in consequences
Start of Class Enter classroom quietly Be in your seat by the second bell Have materials needed on your desk Begin Do Now
OK 1.Be Silent - Stop speaking so you can hear what I am saying 2.Look - Focus your attention to the front 3.Listen - Wait for instructions to be given
Tardiness Place tardy excuse in the bin by the door. DO NOT hand it to me. Walk in quietly and quickly to your seat After 3 unexcused tardies, you will
School Supplies Bring all materials to class: Graphing Calculator Composition Book Notebook Paper Pencils (math must be done in pencil) Have them on your desk ready to be used. If you need a pencil I will sell you one for a quarter.
Paper Headings On right-hand side include: First and last name Due Date Subject and Section Assignment
When You Need Materials You may only get up to use materials if: You have misplaced or forgotten your materials No one is out of their seat Teacher is not giving instruction
Class Dismissal The teacher dismisses you, not the bell. Desk is neat Floor is neat Homework is written down You may leave when I tell you
Asking Questions Ask yourself, Does this question have to do with what we are talking about right now? If no, write it down and ask later. If yes .. Raise your hand and wait patiently to be called upon Do not blurt out your question
Throwing Away Trash Keep all trash at YOUR desk until the end of class Do not get up to throw away trash Do not raise your hand and ask to throw away trash.
Going to the Bathroom You will not be permitted to leave class until 1 hour has expired. (Don t even ask) You will be given 4 bathroom passes for the semester. Unused passes may be turned in for homework credit.
Going to the Bathroom DO NOT ask to go to the bathroom while teacher is giving instruction Raise your hand with 2 fingers. Wait to be told yes or no by the teacher. (be discrete)
Being Absent Ask a classmate for the notes. Copy them down Check your Hawkes dashboard for any assignments due If you have questions, ask the teacher either after class or during lunch
Cell Phone Usage If I see/hear it I take it Phones that are confiscated will be placed in a ziplock bag on which you will write your name. 1st Offense: You will get it at the end of the class period, when the bell rings 2nd Offense: You will get it at the end of the day 3rd Offense: You will be reported to administration for further discipline
Classwork All notes should be taken in a composition book unless otherwise stated. Everything that is written on the board should be written in your composition book unless otherwise stated. Composition books will be collected on test day and graded regularly.
School Uniform Not wearing the proper uniform will result in the following disciplinary actions: 1. No student will be allowed in class without a uniform, he/she will be sent to the office. 2. The student will need to purchase a uniform from the business office, find a uniform to wear or have a parent bring their uniform. 3. Any student that is unable to obtain a uniform will be sent home or remain in the lobby of the main office for the duration of the day. (See handbook)
Late Work Absolutely no work that is late will be permitted to be made up. Students with excused absences will have the two consecutive school days following their return to make up any work that they missed. (See handbook)
iPad Usage When using iPads in class they must be flat on your desk with the brightness all the way up. Failing to properly use the iPad in class will result in loss of privileges.
Rule #1 Be respectful to others and their property
Rule #1 MEANING
Rule #2 Follow classroom procedures
Rule #2 MEANING
Rule #3 Maintain academic integrity
Rule #3 MEANING
Consequences If You Choose to Break A Rule First Time Name on board. Warning. Second Time One Check. 10 minutes of silent lunch. Third Time Two Checks. 20 minutes of silent lunch. Fourth Time Three Checks. 30 minutes of silent lunch. Parents called. Fifth Time Four Checks. School clean-up. Referral written, and student sent to the office. Severe Infraction Student sent immediately to office. Names and checks erased each week. *Weekly misbehavior will be documented in a behavior log.
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