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Mrs. Arnold teaches 8th grade math. She has a master's degree in clinical mental health and is working on her teaching certification. She provides her classroom rules and procedures, which include being respectful, ready, and responsible. Consequences for misbehavior include verbal warnings, names on the board, student conferences, parent contact, and referrals. Students must participate daily, raise their hands to speak, and have homework daily except Fridays which must be turned in on time with names and shown work. Tardiness results in warnings and absences must be made up. Grades are based on assessments, homework, classwork, participation, and students will receive letters grades.
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- 1. Welcome to Mrs. Arnold’s 8th GRADE MATH CLASS 2016-2017
- 2. MEET MRS. ARNOLD • 1ST Year Teacher • Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health currently working on Master’s of Arts in Teaching (MAT) • I am married to my wonderful husband, Derrick, two children Niaya and Duke, and a dog named Kassie. • I like to read, spend time with family and friends and watch sports.
- 3. Classroom Procedures • Be on time • Enter classroom quietly when the bell rings • Sharpen your pencil, get supplies or throw away trash before bell rings • Begin working on bell-ringer activity
- 4. Classroom Rules • Be Respectful • Be Ready • Be Responsible • Keep classroom clean • Follow directions
- 5. Consequences • Verbal Warning • Name on board • Student Conference (teacher/student) • Parent contact • Referral to Principal
- 6. During Class • Listen and pay attention at all times • It is important that you participate in class daily • You may not get out of your seat until you have permission • Raise your hand if you have a question quietly
- 7. Homework Assignment • You will have homework daily, except it • Always put your name in you homework, turn it in at the beginning of class • No homework will be accepted in pen, pencil only • You must show your work
- 8. If you are tardy… • Tardiness is not acceptable • Only excused if you have a pass from the office or a note from previous teacher • NO NOTE = TARDY • 3 Tardies = 1 absence
- 9. Leaving Class… • You must remain in your seat until given permission to leave • You are responsible for putting away all material and supplies • Check floors for paper and trash. If there is paper/trash hold it until you are dismissed • When leaving class you will be dismissed by rows
- 10. Hall Pass • Once entered the classroom you will not be allowed to leave. You have plenty of time between classes to go to restroom, get water and visit • You will not be allowed to leave class during testing • You can not leave class without a hall pass
- 11. Absent… • See me when you return to school for assignments • You are allowed to complete assignment at home • Notes will be provided for the day(s) you missed and you are allowed to copy them into your binder. Come to me if you have any questions • Test will be scheduled if missed within 3 days • NOTE: It is your responsibility to make up your work!!!!
- 12. How will you be graded? Grading Policy Assessment 40% Homework 10% Classwork 25% Participation 5%
- 13. How will you be graded? Continue.. Grading Scale 90-100 A 80-89 B 70-79 C 65-69 D 0-64 F
- 14. References Charles, C.M. (2001). Building Classroom Discipline, 11th Ed. Boston, MA: Pearson Emmer, E. T. & Evertson, C. M. (2013). Classroom Management for Middle and High School Teachers. 9th Ed. Pearson Education, Inc. Upper Saddle River, New Jersey, 07458.