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Young Adulthood Orientation: Responsibilities, Expectations, and Classroom Guidelines

This orientation guide outlines the key responsibilities and expectations for fifth graders and above, now labeled as young adults. Emphasizing the importance of time management and respect for diversity, it provides essential information on assignment requirements, classroom etiquette, and resource room protocols. Students are reminded to label their work and adhere to standards for submission to maintain credibility. Clear instructions are included for accessing assignments, utilizing resources, and handling classroom tools effectively, empowering young adults to take initiative in their learning while fostering a positive and respectful classroom environment.

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Young Adulthood Orientation: Responsibilities, Expectations, and Classroom Guidelines

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  1. Orientation for the Resource Learning CenterDay 2 Part 2 2014-2015

  2. X DO Inst W NS Wrong Answer Do Over Reread Instructions Weak or Incomplete Answer Not a Sentence or a Nonsense Answer What are the markings used to grade papers?

  3. What is Young Adulthood? • By virtue of the fact that you are now in the fifth grade or higher you are considered as a young adult • With this new status, comes added responsibility • You must be prepared for all classes and assignments

  4. Young Adulthood • You must learn how to budget your time between classroom, homework, chores, functions at school and elsewhere • You must learn that all people are different, have different values, backgrounds, race, religious beliefs, learning styles, and personalities

  5. Young Adulthood • You must learn to tolerate and celebrate these differences • If you shoulder this added responsibility and develop this tolerance, you will in turn be treated as a young adult by this teacher

  6. Can I do other class work in the resource room? • The state of Missouri has given this teacher, by law, a certain amount of time to instruct you in content areas in the resource room • That being said, if another regular classroom teacher has requested that you do other work than resources, yes you may do it with permission

  7. Can I get help with work from my other classes? • If all your work is completed in a content area resource class then you may ask the paraprofessionals or teacher for help in other work…

  8. What happens if you forget to put your name on your paper? • No Credit • Get in the habit of putting your name on your paper each time

  9. What must you put on ALL assignments from the textbook? • Page of the textbook the assignment is on • and • Your name

  10. What makes an assignment unacceptable to hand in? • Drawings that were not assigned • Doodles • Scratch marks • Or any unnecessary marks of any kind

  11. What about messy assignments? • Handed back to be done over (DO)

  12. What about assignments that are done to fast? • Handed back to be done over (DO)

  13. What about torn papers? • Hand back to be done over (DO)

  14. Where can I find my assignments everyday? • Open up your lap tops to the internet • Type in Wellsville Middletown R1 • Go to the WMR1 Homepage • Click on JHSH or ELEM • Fine Resource and click on Larry Madsen • Click on Lesson Plans for Classes • Click on Your Class Title

  15. What areas are off limits to student in this classroom? • Teacher’s desk • Paraprofessional’s desk • Filing cabinets • Lap top computer storage cabinet • UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES IS A STUDENT TO GET IN A TEACHER’S OR PARAPROFESSIONAL’S DESK • Permission in writing must be obtained before using lap tops

  16. Where are math calculators and manipulatives? • Top right and left hand drawers of the black credenza • You may get them yourself with permission

  17. Where are the colored pencils stored? • On top of gray credenza in cups • You may get them with permission yourself

  18. What should I do with any free time I have? • You may work on other subjects • READ a library book

  19. What do I need to bring to class each day? You will need to bring two sharpened pencils with an eraser • I will provide notebook paper, stapler, staples, staple remover, hole punch, colored pencils, notebook paper, protractors, calculators, compasses, Germ X and Kleenex • We will not use INK in any of our assignments or mechanical pencils

  20. Where do I put my paper trash? • In the recycle box

  21. Where do I put my trash? • Small white trash can

  22. How do we use lap tops? • Lap tops are used solely for educational purposes • You must have proper authorization on file

  23. What if I get done with my work early? • READ

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