Online Class Rules and Regulations
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The document outlines 13 rules and regulations for students taking online classes, including always being on time for class, muting microphones when not speaking, keeping cameras on, respecting teachers and classmates, focusing on class without distractions, posting only relevant comments, checking email regularly for announcements, submitting assignments on time, participating actively, asking questions as needed, and dressing appropriately for video sessions. It encourages students to be ready to learn and wishes everyone a wonderful school year.
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You know, that learner who stays very silent during class work.
The one who stares at her desk when you are looking for your learners to answer.
The one who did his homework but never gave the answers aloud.
The one who got great mark and teacher thinks he or she cheated because such learners never take part in the lessons nor behave as their mates
Although it is great to have a range of different personality and temperaments learners in a classroom, teachers have to worry if learners are always quiet.
It is not about getting these students to ‘overcome’ their shyness or turning them into extroverted students. It is about encouraging and supporting them, creating a learning environment that they feel comfortable in. They will provide you with a little more, but it takes time.
They are not being disruptive or creating problems for the rest of the class, which makes it easy to just let them fade into the background and consider shyness as not special educational need, But putting in the effort to get those learners to participate is a big challenge for teachers.
As a teacher, supporting and encouraging shy students in your class can sometimes be one of those ‘thoughts’ you have every good intention of focusing on.
Shyness is a difficulty experienced by many learners. Learners who are shy will experience anxiety and want to avoid many educational situations. Teachers may falsely belief these students are less capable and less intelligent. As a result, these students are unable to reach their full potential in the academic setting.
Teachers and other staff must be aware of the needs of shy students as well as know how to address them
Teachers have many ideas about their shy students. Most agree that shyness can negatively impact student futures. However, we have seen that this does not have to be the case.
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Online Class Rules and Regulations
- 1. Online Class Rules and Regulations Miss Mailyn Viodor
- 2. Be ready to learn!Be ready to learn!
- 3. 1. Always be on time during class schedule.
- 4. 2. “Turn off” your microphone when it is not your turn to speak.
- 5. 3. Always “turn on” your camera.
- 6. 4. Respect your teachers and classmates.
- 7. 5. Listen to your teacher attentively when she/he is discussing or saying something for the class.
- 8. 6. Avoid doing things that might disrupt your teacher’s lesson and classmate’s attention.
- 9. 7. Post only relevant messages and comments. Avoid using inappropriate words in all the things you will do online.
- 10. 8. Stay focused and disciplined. Don’t go to other websites nor do other activities
- 11. 9. Check always your inbox (email add) for any announcements from your teachers.
- 12. 10. Submit outputs and requirements on time.
- 14. 12. Don’t hesitate to ask questions on things you don’t understand.
- 16. May this year be a wonderful school year for all of us. God Bless! Thank you!