BEHAVIOR CONSEQUENCES All of your teachers believe that you are able to make good choices and can be trusted to follow the rules and guidelines set up by the school. It is your responsibility to show good character and follow the expectation and procedures listed in this handout. Understand that actions have consequences. You are responsible for your actions and your actions have consequences; good AND bad. Think before you act! Some of the positive consequences you will receive for following procedures and expectations are: Verbal praise, positive phone calls home, etc. Listed below are the negative consequences should you CHOOSE to break a rule or CHOOSE to be disrespectful: 1st Offense: Verbal reminder of the class rule. 2nd Offense: The student will write a Student Contract with a parent signature that will be kept on file for the rest of the year. 3rd Offense: Office referral More severe offenses such as fighting, stealing, or other safety issues will be referred to the school administration. Note to parents: 5 ways to help your student be successful in math Never say that your student is weak in math. Focus on what your student is capable of doing in math and continue to motive your student. It is very helpful to find ways to provide transportation for your student to or from tutoring. Be involved in your learning. Question them daily on what they learned in class. student’s Check your math notebook frequently. Check for completion of homework/assignment. student’s Check my teacher page & class calendar to stay current with lessons. When in the lesson. YouTube is a great resource. doubt “Google” * Mr. Huang reserves the right to modify any and all portions of the syllabus to improve the instructional and learning processes throughout the year. Parent(s)/Guardian(s) will be notified if modifications are made.* **Keep this syllabus in your notebook for future reference.
BEHAVIOR CONSEQUENCES All of your teachers believe that you are able to make good choices and can be trusted to follow the rules and guidelines set up by the school. It is your responsibility to show good character and follow the expectation and procedures listed in this handout. Understand that actions have consequences. You are responsible for your actions and your actions have consequences; good AND bad. Think before you act! Some of the positive consequences you will receive for following procedures and expectations are: Verbal praise, positive phone calls home, etc. Listed below are the negative consequences should you CHOOSE to break a rule or CHOOSE to be disrespectful: 1st Offense: Verbal reminder of the class rule. 2nd Offense: The student will write a Student Contract with a parent signature that will be kept on file for the rest of the year. 3rd Offense: Office referral More severe offenses such as fighting, stealing, or other safety issues will be referred to the school administration. Note to parents: 5 ways to help your student be successful in math Never say that your student is weak in math. Focus on what your student is capable of doing in math and continue to motive your student. It is very helpful to find ways to provide transportation for your student to or from tutoring. Be involved in your student’s learning. Question them daily on what they learned in class. Check your student’s math notebook frequently. Check for completion of homework/assignment. Check my teacher page & class calendar to stay current with lessons. When in doubt “Google” the lesson. YouTube is a great resource. * Mr. Huang reserves the right to modify any and all portions of the syllabus to improve the instructional and learning processes throughout the year. Parent(s)/Guardian(s) will be notified if modifications are made.* **Keep this syllabus in your notebook for future reference.