Our Classroom Agreements
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Our classroom agreements focus on attentive listening, no put downs, appreciation, mutual respect, respect for personal property and privacy, and the right to pass on discussions or activities. Students are expected to make eye contact, nod, and smile to show attentive listening. They should also talk one at a time, ask questions, and encourage each other. No insults are allowed and everyone must be treated with respect regardless of attributes. Personal items and privacy must be respected, and students have the right to pass on participation.
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