Classroom rules

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Students should not talk when the teacher or other students are speaking, and they must always show respect to the teacher, classmates, and any visitors in the classroom.

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Rule #1
• Please do not talk while the teacher or other
students are talking.

Rule #2
• Always be respectful to the teacher, students,
and guests in the classroom.

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1. Classroom Rules

2. Rule #1 • Please do not talk while the teacher or other students are talking.

3. Rule #2 • Always be respectful to the teacher, students, and guests in the classroom.

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