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The document provides guidelines for appropriate bathroom visits during class time. Students should only leave the classroom when necessary, try to visit during breaks between classes, and quietly re-enter and rejoin the lesson. Repeatedly leaving class, going when bored, or taking a long time causes annoyance, distraction from lessons, and the teacher to worry about missed information.
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Visiting the bathroom during class
- 1. VISITING THE BATHROOM DURING CLASS Expected Behaviours
- 2. ONLY LEAVE THE CLASS TO USE THE BATHROOM WHEN YOU REALLY HAVE TO GO Others are able to work The teacher knows you are leaving for a reason
- 3. TRY TO GO TO THE BATHROOM DURING CLASS BREAKS, OR BETWEEN CLASSES Others feel calm, you feel relaxed Others can work without being interrupted
- 4. QUIETLY RE-ENTER THE CLASSROOM , QUICKLY JOINING WHAT OTHER STUDENTS ARE DOING
- 6. REPEATEDLY LEAVE CLASS TO GO TO THE BATHROOM Others get annoyed Others are distracted from the lesson
- 7. LEAVE CLASS TO GO TO THE BATHROOM WHEN YOU ARE BORED OR YOU DON’T WANT TO DO SOMETHING Others feel irritateed The teacher worries you are missing information
- 8. TAKE A REALLY LONG TIME IN THE BATHROOM Discuss: How does it make others feel? Consequences You Experience How You Feel About Yourself