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Mainstream Classroom Expectations for High-Maturity Students

Understand and fulfill the responsibilities of being mainstreamed, including behavior, attention, following instructions, knowing due dates, and valuing the privilege. Ensure success by meeting expectations. Help Ms. Moore and your teacher by showing your best! Let's excel together!

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Mainstream Classroom Expectations for High-Maturity Students

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  1. Mainstream Classes

  2. When you are mainstreamed, there are certain expectations that I have for you. These are things that you are responsible for because you are so mature that you can do it. • Please remember these expectations.

  3. Expectations • Great behavior • You are in the mainstream classroom because you can behave appropriately. If you cannot behave, you will come back to class.

  4. Expectations • Pay Attention • Follow what the interpreter is signing. She is there so that you understand everything in the classroom. If you didn’t see what she said tell her to repeat it.

  5. Expectations • Know what to do • When your mainstream teacher tells you to work on something, please make sure you completely understand what you are supposed to do. If you are even a little bit confused, ask the teacher what to do.

  6. Expectations • Know your due dates • Please make sure you understand if you need to work on it in Ms. Moore’s class, homework, classwork later or when is it due?? • This is your responsibility. Not the interpreter. Not Ms. Moore. YOURS!

  7. Expectations • Privilege • It is a privilege to be in that classroom. You should feel lucky! Not all deaf ed students get to go into mainstream. I put you in those classes because I wanted you to do your best. Please show me and your teacher your best.

  8. Please Remember: • Great behavior • Pay attention • Know what to do • Know your due dates • Privilege • If you remember these things, Ms. Moore will be happy! Happy!!

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