一 Bell Ringer
FIRST, turn in your homework from last night.
If we didn’t get
to the home prep yesterday, please select a class representative
to tell me that we need to go back to yesterday’s lesson.
SECOND, we will be paper boxing. Title your paper
“Classroom Rules vs Procedures”. Put your first and last name in
the upper right-hand corner of the paper.
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Do you know how to put on a shirt? In the
first box, write a step-by-step guide to putting
on a shirt. You can have as many steps as you
want. BE SPECIFIC!
二 PUTTING ON
I need two volunteers.
三 Classroom Rules vs Procedures
RULES
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PROCEDURES
A rule is a command that
may not be ignored.
Violation of rules is
punished.
In 2-222, we use soccer
terminology if you break a
rule.
What are rules? What are procedures?
EXPLANATION OF TERMS
A yellow card is your first and only warning for
the day. If I say you have a yellow card, stop
what you are doing and read over the class
rules. Figure out what rule you are breaking
and adjust your behavior.
If I say that you have a second yellow card
in the same day, you will (at a minimum)
need to stay after class to discuss what
you’ve done. The maximum penalty for two
yellow cards is being sent out of the room
with an administrator.
EXPLANATION OF TERMS
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Two yellow cards equals
a red card. If you are
given a red card, (in
soccer) you are sent off
the pitch and will be
suspended.
You can also be given just a red card. This is for
gross defiance of the rules. In this class, I won’t
give anyone a red card without a warning. If
something happens that would deserve a red
card, I will call an administrator into the class.
RULES
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A rule is a command that
may not be ignored.
Violation of rules is
punished.
In 2-203, we use soccer
terminology to if you break
a rule.
PROCEDURES
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Procedures are step-bystep instructions to achieve
a desired result.
You cannot break a
procedure. It is not like a
rule.
If you cannot follow the
procedure, you do not
achieve the desired result.
What are rules? What are procedures?
There are only a few rules in this class. Please copy them
down in your own words into box four on your paper.
1. Have all necessary materials ready when class begins.
2. Remain quiet and seated unless given permission to do
otherwise.
3. Show respect for the people, equipment, and
furnishings in this room.
4. Accept responsibility for your actions.
5. Follow proper classroom procedures.
There are many procedures in this class.
A common step in most procedures is C3B4UCme.
Please brainstorm with your assigned group about what the
procedures might be for the goals on the next slide.
CLASSROOM PROCEDURES
In your group, try to come up with three or four steps for each procedure listed.
Once you’ve agreed on a procedure, write it down on the back of the paper.
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Sharpening your pencil
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Visiting the restroom
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Asking a question during lecture
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Asking a question about the assignment
四 Citizenship: Just The Facts
Put your pencil down for now.
四 Citizenship: Just The Facts
1. Naturalization is the process that
allows you to be more natural.
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2. To be naturalized you must be
under 18 years old.
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3. In 1791, the Bill of Rights was added
to the Constitution.
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4. Women have always had the right
to vote.
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5. Allegiance means loyalty to a
person, country, or belief.
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6. People who serve in the U.S.
Military at least a year can become
citizens.
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7. Today, you must be 21 years old to
vote.
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8. Martin Luther King, Jr. led a march
to protest the lack of food in the
South.
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9. Today, people can be citizens
regardless of their race or gender.
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10. As citizens we have both rights
and responsibilities.
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To be continued…