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The classroom rules document outlines expectations for students to be on time, come prepared with necessary materials, pay attention to the teacher, complete all assignments, raise their hand and wait their turn when speaking, respect the teacher and classmates, keep the classroom clean and tidy, participate in class, and have a positive attitude by helping others.
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- 3. BRING ALL NECESSARY MATERIALS.
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