Rules, Rules and more Rules! Respect the space!!! This includes respecting your classmates and Instructor. No food, drink or gum! Many of you have already.

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Rules, Rules and more Rules! Respect the space!!! This includes respecting your classmates and Instructor. No food, drink or gum! Many of you have already broke this rule…..I see it all! No cell phones including earplugs unless being used for research is where you will go if you disrupt class! Remain seated until the bell rings! If you are out of your seat before the bell there will be deductions and documentation!

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Good Character Traits Caring & Giving Citizenship & Civic Justice & Fairness Leadership Responsibility Self Control Trustworthiness &Honesty Valuing & Respecting Self Valuing & Respecting Others Tolerance Valuing & Respecting Authority

Jennifer and Sarah’s End Their Friendship Role-playing Activity Introduction: While Jennifer was out sick, Sarah hears rumors that Jennifer had been saying bad things about her. When Jennifer returns to school, Sarah verbally attacks her. Can their friendship be saved? This story demonstrates the importance of checking your facts. It also demonstrates the importance of finding a balance between the Character Education traits of Valuing & Respecting Self and Valuing & Respecting Others.

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