Question of the Day: Day 255
If you were a high school teacher, what would your classroom rules be? What consequences would you give to those who break your rules?
posted by Michelle at 8:39 AM
Tuesday, September 12, 2006
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2 Comments:
1. You are entitled to think anything you like, but be mindful before allowing thoughts to pass through your lips. Try to put yourself in others' shoes... before you speak; and then, "Do unto others as you'd have done unto you~ unless you are a sadist.
2. Language may occassionally fly, due to frustration~ but will not be tolerated if directed at one another; Zero tolerance for verbal or physical abuse/assaults.
3. If you are willing to work your butt off in class, there will be few homework assignments as possible.
4. You begin with an A ~ choose to loose it if you wish.
Those who do not adhere to the rules will be promptly sent to the home~economics class~room where they will be baked at 350 degrees for a full 8 hours... ....
Seriously, depending on the behavior, students will be sent to the school guidance counselor, social worker, truant officer, or school principal, and/or may loose grade points & may be on my shit list for the remainder of the school year.
Cooperation, politness, nonviolence are required. These standards of behavior promote a learning environment; where the tearcher is a coordinator not a taskmaster (taskmistress), where every student can teach each other, and where the teacher can also relax and be a good student.
Failure to comply will result in disciplinary action; detention, restriction, restitution, and / or dismissal.
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