Fehlbaum Classroom management plan update
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The document outlines classroom procedures, rules, and consequences for an English course. It states that students are expected to actively participate in class, complete all assignments, and respect each other. Daily procedures include being prepared with materials, taking part in discussions, and taking notes. Rules require being on time, following directions, participating, and respecting others. Positive consequences include prizes for reading, while negative consequences range from warnings to office referrals. Emergency procedures and an action plan for reviewing expectations are also provided.
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