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This document outlines the expectations for Mr. Davis' 7th grade math class. It details rules regarding respecting others, appropriate language, staying on task, electronics use, computer expectations, consequences, and rewards. Students are expected to treat each other and the classroom with respect, use respectful language, and follow instructions regarding movement and activity during class time. Computers are to be used only for classwork and not for personal entertainment. Consequences include write-outs, lost privileges, and calls home, while rewards involve praise and academic success.
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Classroom Expectations
- 1. Welcome to 7th Grade Math with Mr. Davis
- 4. Any synonym of “dumb”
- 8. Turn-in work
- 9. Get supplies
- 13. Raise hand if you wish to speak
- 14. Do not leave your seat
- 16. Finish your conversation and be ready to listen
- 19. work time
- 25. Time-out
- 26. Stay after class
- 27. Phone Call Home
- 28. Team ISS or Detention
- 30. Succeeding at something difficult
- 31. High fives
- 32. Positive phone calls and notes
- 33. Good grades