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Classroom Expectations

Mr. Schulze

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Does this bitmoji look like me?

OR

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What does equity mean?

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equity

noun

  1. the quality of being fair and impartial.

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Equity Statement

We are dedicated to valuing the unique identity and experiences of each individual in our community. By viewing our differences as strengths, we cultivate a deep appreciation for one another. We commit to building a culture that empowers all members so that everyone can feel supported in reaching their full potential.

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What do you expect from me?

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What can you expect from me?

  • Safe environment to learn
  • Preparedness
  • Engaging lessons
  • Support
  • Accountability

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What should I expect from you?

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It’s ok to fail!

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It’s ok to be wrong!

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What is the goal during an American football game?

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What is the goal during an American football game?

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Ask questions!

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You are all smarter than the person next to you!

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Chromebook expectations

Students will...

  • bring their CHARGED chromebook with them everyday
  • not use or touch another person’s chromebook without permission
  • remain focused on assignments while using their chromebook

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Coming to class…

Students will...

  • arrive to class on time
  • line up outside class with right shoulder on the wall until class is ready
  • come to class prepared
    • Chromebook (charged)
    • Notebook (Any assignments that are due or that will be needed for class)
    • Writing utensil
    • Agenda
    • Headphones (if you have them)
    • Water Bottle (if you have one)
  • look at the ‘Getting ready’ for class section on the smart board

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Leaving class…

Students will…

  • take ALL their belongings with them to their next class
  • push their chairs in under their desks

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Safe - Responsible - Respectful

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INTENT VS. IMPACT

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Response to not meeting expectations:

  1. Warning
  2. Seat Moved (depends on situation)
  3. Discussion with me after class
  4. Discussion with me & your parents/guardians
  5. Discussion with me, your parents/guardians, and an administrator

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What do you think success looks like in social studies?

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What does success look like in this classroom?

  • Better classmate
    • Sticks up for self & peers
    • Manages social situations effectively
    • Makes our community better overall
  • Better researcher
    • Improves note-taking/processing skills
    • Puts the time into research
  • Better writer
    • Incorporates their own reasoning into their argument
    • Reflects on and uses feedback

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