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    Mr. York has established five classroom rules for his U.S. History class: students must put away electronic devices before class, be seated before the bell, turn in homework at the start of class, raise their hand before speaking, and no gum is allowed. The rationale is to ensure full student attention and prevent wasted time so learning can take place. Following the rules will create a better learning environment and may result in homework grades helping test scores, while consequences include warnings, parent contact, and office referrals for violations.

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    Mr. York has established five classroom rules for his U.S. History class: students must put away electronic devices before class, be seated before the bell, turn in homework at the start of class, raise their hand before speaking, and no gum is allowed. The rationale is to ensure full student attention and prevent wasted time so learning can take place. Following the rules will create a better learning environment and may result in homework grades helping test scores, while consequences include warnings, parent contact, and office referrals for violations.

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    Framework For Classroom Management

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    Mr. York has established five classroom rules for his U.S. History class: students must put away electronic devices before class, be seated before the bell, turn in homework at the start of class, raise their hand before speaking, and no gum is allowed. The rationale is to ensure full student attention and prevent wasted time so learning can take place. Following the rules will create a better learning environment and may result in homework grades helping test scores, while consequences include warnings, parent contact, and office referrals for violations.

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    Mr.

    Yorks
    U.S. History Class
    Class Rules
    All electronic devices, including cell phones, should be put
    away BEFORE you enter the classroom.
    Be seated at assigned seat before the tardy bell rings.
    Homework is due at the start of class.
    Raise your hand to be recognized before addressing me or
    the class.
    No gum!
    Rationale
    In order for true learning to take place, Mr. York needs your
    full attention. Having your electronic devices out takes away
    your focus from what is being taught.
    You are in my class for a limited amount of time. We cant
    waste it waiting for everyone to take their seats.
    If you try to complete homework during class, you will miss
    out on what is being taught that day and fall behind.
    Questions and whole group discussions cannot be clearly
    understood if there is additional talking taking place.
    It makes a mess that is hard to clean.
    Rewards
    If all your homework is turned in on time, 10% of your
    homework average will be added to your lowest test grade.
    Better learning atmosphere = increased learning
    Consequences
    Verbal Warning/Correction
    Parent Contact
    Office Referral

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