Mr. Lopez's Classroom Rules & Controlled Talking Procedure
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Explore classroom rules like no cell phones, controlled talking, and consequences. Learn how to find side length given the area of squares through examples and interactive activities.
Mr. Lopez's Classroom Rules & Controlled Talking Procedure
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Classroom Rules • Same rules as Mr. Lopez, including: • Do class work and participate • No bathroom breaks • No getting out of seats • No cell phones • No throwing objects • Controlled talking only • And other normal classroom rules (no cheating, etc)
What is controlled talking? • Appropriate noise level • TRY IT: Everyone start talking very quietly and grow gradually louder and I’ll raise my hand when the class is too loud • If the class is loud, talkers will be punished
What is controlled talking? • When I raise my hand, it is a call for quiet and complete attention. When you see my hand raised, you stop talking and also raise your hand • TRY IT: Everyone start talking about their favorite video game. I’ll raise my hand after a while.
I’m like Teddy Roosevelt • I never get mad, but I am ruthless in giving out punishments • Consequences range from having to work standing up for 5 minutes in class (lowest level) to phone call home and even referral. • TRY IT: I’ll punish one person in class today. We’ll see who it is.
TAKE NOTES • Square root of an area of a square is the side length • Example: • Square root of 36 is 6 because for a square with area 36, the side length is always 6 • √3̅6̅ = 6 • √1̅6̅ = 4 • √9̅ = __
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h. √1̅3̅ 2√1̅3̅ or √5̅2̅ √2̅5̅ or 5 √2̅9̅ √3̅7̅