Classroom
Policies and Expectations
7th
and 8th Grade Resource Room 104
Language Arts
and Reading

Mrs.
Linda Hauck
Dear
Students,
Welcome
to “our” class. I hope that you are as excited about this school year
as much as I am. There are a few items that need to be addressed before
we begin classroom instruction. In order to have an effective classroom
environment, it is important that you know what I expect of you during
the school year.
Classroom
Rules
1.
Come to class prepared and ready to learn. This includes bringing
any books, paper, pencils, and supplies necessary to participate
in class.
2.
Respect all staff, other students, school building, and grounds.
3.
Be on time for class.
4.
Follow directions and listen to instruction.
5.
Complete homework on time.
If
you choose to break a rule you will:
1st
time- receive a verbal warning
2nd
time- a call will be made to your parents, and you will possibly
sit with me during lunch.
3
rd time- be sent to the office, a call will be made to your parents,
and a possible detention will be issued.
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Homework
Make-up
It
is your responsibility to ask for any missing assignments due to
an absence. Please see me your first day back to find out what you
missed. You may also phone a friend while you are out and ask them
what you missed.
Test/Quiz
Make-up
Again,
it is your responsibility to check for a missed test or quiz due
to absence. See me the day you return so that we can set up a day
and time to take the test/quiz. If you miss the scheduled make-up,
then you may lose points or get a zero.
Extra
Credit
Extra
credit will occasionally be given out at my discretion. One thing
to consider is, “if you ask for extra credit, you won't get it.” |
What
I expect of you as a student
1.
To come to class mentally ready and eager to learn.
2.
To come prepared for every class with all classroom supplies.
3.
To complete your homework assignments on time.
4.
To ask questions, ask questions, and ask more questions.
5.
To be a good citizen in class and in school and to treat every person
in this school with respect.
6.
To follow all classroom rules.
7.
Oh! Did I mention, ask questions. By the way, there are NO stupid
questions.

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What
you can expect from me as a teacher
1.I will be as
thoughtful and fair as I can be.
2. I will give you
help in class whenever you need it, and I will also be available
for extra help.
4. I will help you
find the answers to your questions.
5. I will return
corrected work to you in a timely manner.
6. I will come to
class prepared and ready to teach and listen.
7. I will challenge
you to be the best student you can be.
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Classroom
Instruction
In class
you will be doing a lot of reading, writing, spelling, punctuation,
and grammar throughout the year. During this time you will work
individually, as well as in cooperative learning groups. You will
also prepare and research a topic, work on computers, and give oral
presentations.
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Grading
Grading will
be based on class participation, tests, quizzes, journal writing,
cooperative group participation, homework, daily oral language,
presentations, and portfolio collection.
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Contact
information
Mrs. Linda
Hauck
Phone Number:
973-347-1047 Extension: 1613
Email: hauck.linda@byramschools.org
Please read
the classroom expectations with your parents, if you have any questions
or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me. Thank you.
A little
blurb about me!
I am excited
to be starting my 2nd year at Byram Intermediate school.
I am a certified
general/special education teacher. I am also certified to teach
math up to 8th grade.
I am the mother
of 3 incredible young men, and I am also married to a loving and
supportive husband.
I grew up
in Central New York and received my education from Buffalo State
University.
My interests
(outside of the classroom) include doing things with my family,
home improvement, jewelry making, reading, and watching Buffalo
Sabres hockey.
Before I began
teaching, I was a barber and owned my own shop. Now, I am living
my dream by being a teacher, and I love it. I especially love touching
the lives of my students.
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Classroom
Supplies for 2008-2009
7th grade English or
Literature:
1 three ring binder (1-2
inches)
1 package of 5 tab dividers
1 package of loose-leaf
paper
pens and pencils
1 folder for homework
8th grade English or
Literature
1 three ring binder (1-2
inches)
1 package of 5 tab dividers
1 package of loose-leaf
paper
pens and pencils
1 folder for homework
PS: A box of tissues
would be nice.
If you are in both my
English and Literature classes you will need only one 2 inch binder
and 2 packages of 5 tab dividers. The rest will stay the same.
I am looking
forward to a happy and healthy school year. Lets have some fun while
learning!
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| 7th Grade Lit. |
8th Grade Lit. |
| 7th Grade Eng. |
8th Grade Eng. |
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