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Online Classroom Rules & Behavior Expectations
Discover how our carefully crafted activities inspire creativity and critical thinking in young learners.
1. Be On Time and Ready to Learn
1.1 Be On Time and Ready to Learn
- Log in before the class starts with all materials ready.
- Stay present and seated for the entire lesson unless excused.
1.2 Show Respect at All Times
- Use kind, polite language when speaking or typing.
- Listen carefully when others are talking, no interrupting or talking over someone.
- Respect all classmates’ opinions, even if you disagree.
1.3 Keep It Positive
- Encourage your peers and be a team player.
- Avoid sarcasm, teasing, or any form of negative or hurtful behavior.
- Celebrate each other’s efforts and successes.
1.4 Be Responsible
- Complete all assignments and turn them in on time.
- Take ownership of your behavior, no blaming others.
- Admit mistakes and try to improve each day.
1.5. Maintain Self-Control
- Stay calm, even when you’re frustrated or confused.
- Don’t shout, act out, or distract others.
- Avoid inappropriate gestures, jokes, or facial expressions.
1.6. Use Chat and Technology Appropriately
- Keep chat focused on learning—no private or off-topic messages.
- Do not post anything inappropriate, rude, or disruptive.
- Follow school tech rules: no screenshots, recordings, or sharing class content without permission.
1.7. Participate Actively & Respectfully
- Raise your hand or use the chat to join discussions.
- Don’t dominate conversations, give everyone a chance to speak.
- Listen to feedback without arguing or rolling your eyes.
1.8. Dress and Act Appropriately
- Wear school-appropriate clothing even online.
- Sit in a quiet, appropriate place (avoid lying in bed, walking around, or eating during class).
1.9. Be Honest and Trustworthy
- Do your own work, no cheating or copying.
- Be truthful in your communication with your teacher and classmates.
1.10. Create a Safe, Supportive Environment
- Never bully, exclude, or make fun of others.
- Report any inappropriate behavior to the teacher right away.
- Be the reason someone feels welcomed and supported in class.
Together, we strive to empower the next generation through innovative, ethical, faith-inspired, and globally relevant education—building students academically, emotionally, behaviorally, and spiritually.