Classroom Expectations and Responses Poster
This 2-page poster set for 9th grade clearly outlines classroom expectations and the tiered responses to non-compliance. It's designed to be printed in landscape mode and cut for easy display on a classroom wall.
“I need some posters for my room. I need them to be a large font but I can print it maybe in the landscape mode on regular paper and cut it out and put it on my wall. One side of the board focuses on the class expectations and the other side focuses on the steps I take in response to expectations being ignored or not followed. Expectations- 1.Learn the class routines and participate cooperatively. A/B Partner, Echo Read ect. -2.Always sit in the assigned seat unless given permission to move. -3. Always use professional Academic,, and respectful language in this room. No rude talk or put downs. 4. Cooperate with directions and follow them the first time. (within 10 second)-5. Be a problem solver. Respond to whole class reminders, respond to individual reminders, respond when given a choice, Avoid consequences such as parent contact and referrals. Responses to non compliance with expectations-Teacher gives a whole class reminder, Teacher walks around the room and reminds individuals again, Teacher asks individual to choose, put the phone in your backpack or the chart, teacher tells individual to put the phone in the chart. Teacher contacts parent to communicate the students choice to ignore the rule, Teacher writes a referral”
Teacher Guide & Tips
- Print in landscape mode and cut to size for wall display.
- Discuss the importance of clear expectations and consistent responses in creating a positive learning environment.
- Ask students: 'Why is it important to have clear expectations and consequences for behavior in the classroom?'
- For struggling readers, review the expectations and responses together, using simpler language and providing visual cues.
- Advanced students could research and present on different classroom management strategies.
What is Diffit?
Teachers use Diffit to get quality materials for their unique classrooms. Adjust difficulty, add scaffolds, or change the topic to get started.
Try Diffit for free“I need some posters for my room. I need them to be a large font but I can print it maybe in the landscape mode on regular paper and cut it out and put it on my wall. One side of the board focuses on the class expectations and the other side focuses on the steps I take in response to expectations being ignored or not followed. Expectations- 1.Learn the class routines and participate cooperatively. A/B Partner, Echo Read ect. -2.Always sit in the assigned seat unless given permission to move. -3. Always use professional Academic,, and respectful language in this room. No rude talk or put downs. 4. Cooperate with directions and follow them the first time. (within 10 second)-5. Be a problem solver. Respond to whole class reminders, respond to individual reminders, respond when given a choice, Avoid consequences such as parent contact and referrals. Responses to non compliance with expectations-Teacher gives a whole class reminder, Teacher walks around the room and reminds individuals again, Teacher asks individual to choose, put the phone in your backpack or the chart, teacher tells individual to put the phone in the chart. Teacher contacts parent to communicate the students choice to ignore the rule, Teacher writes a referral”
Teacher Guide & Tips
- Print in landscape mode and cut to size for wall display.
- Discuss the importance of clear expectations and consistent responses in creating a positive learning environment.
- Ask students: 'Why is it important to have clear expectations and consequences for behavior in the classroom?'
- For struggling readers, review the expectations and responses together, using simpler language and providing visual cues.
- Advanced students could research and present on different classroom management strategies.
Classroom Expectations and Responses Poster
This 2-page poster set for 9th grade clearly outlines classroom expectations and the tiered responses to non-compliance. It's designed to be printed in landscape mode and cut for easy display on a classroom wall.
What is Diffit?
Teachers use Diffit to get quality materials for their unique classrooms. Adjust difficulty, add scaffolds, or change the topic to get started.
Try Diffit for free