In-Class Conduct Procedures
How many points a student regains from their teacher depends on the nature of the behavior that lowered their score and the quality of the project completed to earn it back. Ways to regain points:
- Placing in competitions inside or outside school
- Volunteering for and contributing to Social Services and Eco-School activities
- Translating into a foreign language, performing strongly in drama and similar activities; making active use of the library and having a reading habit
- Taking on roles in school events (welcoming guests, handing out brochures, guiding, photography, bake sales, etc.)
- Helping to organize workshops, laboratories, or classrooms
- Setting an example in etiquette and relationships (being helpful, cooperative, courteous, polite, etc.)
In-Class Conduct Rules
- Students follow classroom rules.
- Students and teachers come to class prepared.
- Students know that a subject is learned most easily in class.
- Students know that their teachers will be glad to see them participate in class.
- Students keep their course materials with them.
- When the bell rings, students wait for their teacher in the classroom.
- Students take care not to come to class tired and sweaty.
- Students know that all classroom equipment is entrusted first to the homeroom teacher and then to them.
- Students listen to the lesson without disrupting the order and flow of the class; they speak when given the floor and do not leave their seats without permission.
- Students do not ask to leave the classroom during a lesson unless necessary.
- Students keep their surroundings clean.
- Students do not keep food or drinks in classrooms.
- Students keep their personal lockers in the classroom tidy and clean.
- Students hand in all personal electronic devices they will use to support learning at school (laptop, tablet, mobile phone, etc.) to the homeroom teacher during homeroom.
