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The document provides classroom rules and introductions for the new school year. It begins with welcoming students back and outlining three key rules: (1) come prepared to class with all materials, (2) be on time and respect others' time, and (3) be active in class discussions and do not use cellphones. The teacher, Sir NELSON, then introduces himself and asks if students have any questions. He emphasizes that his class is a safe space for learning and playing. To finish, there is a snack break before continuing lessons.
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Volleyball was invented in 1895 by combining elements of other sports. Official rules were established in 1928 by the USVBA. Today, over 46 million Americans enjoy playing volleyball recreationally or professionally. The basic volleyball rules outline how to serve, rotate positions, score points, and violations. A game is played to 25 points and must be won by 2 points. The 3-person serve rule and restrictions on hitting the ball twice in succession are among the key gameplay mechanics.
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