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The document outlines the characteristics of a safe classroom, including adult supervision, orderly organization, cooperation among students, and use of materials and furniture in a safe manner. A safe classroom also has a peaceful environment where students respect each other through quiet and appropriate language. It aims to provide a welcoming setting where students feel a sense of belonging and comfort while learning.
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A safe classroom
- 1. A Safe Classroom Room 2.1 January 2014
- 2. A safe classroom looks like: A class with potential Safe, educational place Adult supervision No mess Lockable doors to protect our resources when we are not here Everyone cooperating Everyone acting safely Clear Students getting along No pins on the floor – a safe place for everything Phone access Chairs used sensibly Arms and legs kept to self Organised Under control
- 3. A safe classroom sounds like: Friendly to all Peaceful Quiet Talking and listening to each other (medium tone) No putdowns Appropriate language Respect each others’ thoughts (friendly) laughter
- 4. A safe classroom feels like: A sense of belonging Appreciated Welcomed ‘heaven’/ wonderful Happy place to learn new things Comfortable enjoyable