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ASL Classroom Rules

ASL Classroom Rules

ASL Classroom Rules n Voice-off Talking is prohibited in the ASL classroom Use ASL

ASL Classroom Rules n Voice-off Talking is prohibited in the ASL classroom Use ASL at all times You may chat with other classmates as long as you still use ASL

ASL Classroom Rules Speak English in teacher’s presence is a sign of disrespect. Use

ASL Classroom Rules Speak English in teacher’s presence is a sign of disrespect. Use ASL at all times helps you maximize your ASL skills.

ASL Classroom Rules Students are responsible for consequences of talking in the ASL classroom.

ASL Classroom Rules Students are responsible for consequences of talking in the ASL classroom. It could impact their grade.

ASL Classroom Rules n Cell phones and pagers Use of cell phones / pagers

ASL Classroom Rules n Cell phones and pagers Use of cell phones / pagers is banned in the ASL classroom unless permitted by the teacher.

ASL Classroom Rules n Sight line of the instructor or others If you are

ASL Classroom Rules n Sight line of the instructor or others If you are unable to see the instructor, you are fully responsible to move around where you can see the teacher. If you can’t move, ask other classmates to move out of your sight line.

ASL Classroom Rules n Respect It is very important that you respect yourself, other

ASL Classroom Rules n Respect It is very important that you respect yourself, other classmates, teacher, classroom rules, and all properties in the classroom at all times.

ASL Classroom Rules n Expectation for ASL Students (5 B’s): 1. 2. 3. 4.

ASL Classroom Rules n Expectation for ASL Students (5 B’s): 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Be prepared. Be on time. Be respectful. Be accountable. Be attentive to the subject.

ASL Classroom Rules “Complying with the rules will help you achieve success in your

ASL Classroom Rules “Complying with the rules will help you achieve success in your life. ” “Everyone has rules to follow and rules are to help us, not torment us” By NEA Magazine