Lessons from the Comics

Dec 06, 2025

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Explore the importance of respectful classroom discussions through the scenario of Larry the Alligator potentially breaking a class rule. We analyze what rule the teacher perceives Larry is violating and the reasons behind his actions. Moreover, we discuss alternative consequences the teacher could use to help Larry grasp the rules better. By applying the 3 R’s for discussion questions—Respectful, Related, and Reasonable—we can cultivate a supportive learning environment that encourages students to express their thoughts while maintaining respect for one another.

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Lessons from the Comics

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Lessons from the Comics Respectful Class Discussions

Do you think that Larry (the alligator) is breaking a class rule? • Explain what rule the teacher thinks that Larry was breaking. • Why do you think that Larry broke the rule? • What are other consequences could the teacher have used to help Larry better understand the class rules?
3 R’s for Discussion Questions • Respectful • Related • Reasonable
3 R’s for Discussion Questions • Respectful: When asking questions, you need to respect all people in the classroom. • Related: The question needs to be related to the lesson. • Reasonable: If the question is not respectful or related, it is reasonable for the teacher to continue with the lesson and answer your question individually at a later time.