Rules & Procedures For K12 Esl
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This document outlines rules and procedures for a K12 ESL classroom. It establishes students' rights to a safe, respectful learning environment where they are treated as equals. Procedures address orderly entrance/exit, icebreaker assignments, smartphone use, group work, and keeping a journal. Consequences are outlined for misbehavior, starting with warnings and ultimately involving parents. Late work policies and grace periods for assignments are also defined. Rewards include gold tickets for participation and special privileges for good grades and behavior.
Rules & Procedures For K12 Esl
- 1. Rules & Procedures for K12 ESL Ms. Heather N. WallaceDr. CherryEDU 625 Classroom ManagementJ-TERM 2011
- 2. Classroom Bill of RightsStudents have the right to a safe environmentStudents have a right to be respected.Students have the right to learnStudents have the right to heardStudents have the right to be seen as equalsTeacher has the right to teach and help all students
- 3. PROCEDURESEnter and exit the classroom in an orderly fashionAlways check the board for “ice-breaker” assignments at the beginning of classAll icebreaker assignments are due at the end of each week.If you own a smartphone, you may use it in class, as a dictionary only.Use inside voices when working groupsStudents are required to keep a journal. They will be checked every two weeks. If you are not sure about something, always ask.Make sure work areas are clean and that all materials are put back in their proper place.
- 4. CONSEQUENCESStudent receive a verbal warningName goes on the boardStudent will receive a check if behavior continuesStudent will meet with teacher for a “hallway chat”Student will move to a different desk in the areaParents will be called or receive a letter
- 5. CONSEQUENCES IIStudent has one day grace period to turn in late assignmentsWork turned in after the grace period will result in a point taken off grade, each day it is lateIf you know that you are not going to be in class, the day before school, let the teacher know so that your assignment will be given to you
- 6. REWARDSStudents will receive gold tickets for class participationThe student with the most gold tickets at the end of the week will serve as a teacher assistant the next weekStudents who maintain good grades will be rewarded with a special treat at the end of the month.After test days, if students maintain good behavior, the teacher will reward a class with a special surprise.