School-wide Expectations
- raise your hand before speaking.
- follow class rules.
- put things back.
- be a good listener.
What are the schools expectations?
- Respect yourself, the teacher & others. ·
- Put forth your best effort at all times. ·
- Be prepared for class each day. · Come prepared with all materials necessary:
- Follow directions when given. ·
- Pay attention, participate and ask questions. ·
- Preserve a positive learning environment. ·
- Take responsibility for your actions. ·
What are the expectation as a student?
Understanding Basic Expectations
Be on time. Be prepared for class. Be considerate and respectful. Show respect for school property and other students.
What is a great expectation school?
Great Expectations schools have a culture of respect and high academic achievement. The Great Expectations Program, founded in 1991, is a scientifically-based research educational reform model that is bringing major change and innovation to PK-12 public and private school classrooms in Oklahoma and beyond.
What are high expectations for students?
How to set high Expectations for Students
- Teach about Growth Mindsets.
- Focus on Effort, not Excellence.
- Ask Students to Try Again.
- Express Unconditional Positive Regard.
- Provide Difficult but Achievable Tasks.
- Identify Causes of Poor Quality Work.
- Be a Role Model.
- Only Praise Behaviors that are Praise-Worthy.
What are the 4 classroom expectations?
We are respectful.
Listening to other teachers and staff in the school. Listening to your peers. Having a respectful tone. Treating the classroom and school materials nicely.
What are the 5 school values?
These are the values that shape our School:
- Learning. We value inquiry and intellectual growth of all students and staff, recognising their different learning needs, encouraging them to be creative, engaged and lifelong learners.
- Diversity.
- Integrity.
- Excellence.
- Spirituality.
- Leadership.
- A sense of community.
What are your expectations online class?
Well organized course and clear expectations
Nor can they be expected to “know” how to work effectively in a group setting, engage in self-reflection learning activities or complete assignments. As an instructor, you will need to prepare students for the work they will be doing in the course.
What do you expect from your teacher?
Have passion for the material. Listen and respond to student concerns. Care not only about academics but also about students as people. Realize that students have a life outside of class and not make unreasonable demands on them.
How do you write your expectations as a course as a student?
How and Where to Communicate Expectations
- Provide basic course information (e.g., title, number, credits).
- Describe the course in terms that get students excited about taking it.
- Establish a friendly, welcoming course climate.
- Identify your learning objectives.
- Identify prerequisite knowledge and skills.
What are the 8 Great Expectations?
8 Expectations for Living
We will not laugh at or make fun of a person’s mistakes nor use sarcasm or putdowns. We will use good manners, saying “please,” “thank you,” and “excuse me” and allow others to go first. We will cheer each other to success. We will help one another whenever possible.
What is the summary of great expectations?
Great Expectations follows the childhood and young adult years of Pip a blacksmith’s apprentice in a country village. He suddenly comes into a large fortune (his great expectations) from a mysterious benefactor and moves to London where he enters high society.
What is the purpose of great expectations?
The moral theme of Great Expectations is quite simple: affection, loyalty, and conscience are more important than social advancement, wealth, and class.
What parents should expect from school?
The first thing that parents expect from school is the happiness of their children. It is very important that the school is able to create an environment where learning is encouraged. This also means that children should fall in love with the very idea of learning itself.
What is ideal expectation?
The ideal expectation is what would happen under the best of circumstances. It is useful as a barometer of excellence. On the other end of the scale are the minimally acceptable level (the threshold at which mere satisfaction is achieved), and the worst possible levels (the worst outcome that can be imagined).
Why is high expectations important in schools?
When teachers have high expectations for students and provide tasks that are engaging and of high interest, students build self-esteem, increase confidence and improve academic performance (Brophy, 2008; 2010).
What are the 3 most important classroom rules?
Classroom rules
- Ask questions.
- Respect and listen to your classmates.
- Respect and listen to the teacher.
- Raise your hand to speak.
- Be prepared for class.
- Be quiet when the teacher is talking.
- Be quiet when classmates are talking.
- Share new ideas.
Why are expectations important in a classroom?
With consistent expectations, students know what’s expected of them throughout the school day. This allows them to feel more confident, engaged and connected to the school community. It also makes it easier for teachers to recognize positive behaviors, and to correct problem behaviors to keep small problems small.
How should you respond to the schools expectations?
Respond immediately.
- Make your expectations explicit. Because there is wide variation in the expectations of different instructors regarding appropriate classroom behavior, it is important to be very explicit about your expectations for student behavior.
- Model desired behavior.
- Respond immediately.
What are the 3 school values?
The notion of resiliency is embodied in our school values:
- Cooperation.
- Achievement.
- Respect.
- Empathy.
How I can improve my school?
The following 10 strategies for improving schools provide a starting place for administrators seeking to offer fresh, engaging activities to all members of the school community.
- Write a Weekly Newspaper Column.
- Have a Monthly Open House/Game Night.
- Thursday Lunch With Parents.
- Implement a Greeter Program.
