Seven Stupid Mistakes and New Classroom Rules

One of my favorite statements from Seven Stupid Mistakes article was the 4th one that people think their conversation online are private. It's very interested know that our school e-mails can be requested and must be produced if germane to any federal lawsuits and even e-mail deleted from your computer still sits on servers somewhere often for a very long time.
The second statement that was cool to hear was the first statement, because you will think a teacher will be prepare to have data place somewhere else in case of something terrible was to happen. It brings out the difference between rookie teachers and vet teachers, but I wouldn't necessarily call them stupid it's more amusing.
In this article Doug Johnson shows us that people don't think before they do anything they just react without judging. The article is very helpful to rookie teachers for they want follow up under none of these categories.
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Well in the New Classroom Rules article its basically a transformation from grade school to college. Reason why is the things that's not highlighted in front of the sentence mostly going be rules from grade school. Now being that college most treat college students like adults and less stricter than grade schools everything that's highlighted in green at the end of the sentence.
For example,statement 3 leave your seat only when necessary, which should be often to go collaborate with others or demonstrate something to the class. In grade school your teacher don't want you move without their permission, but in college you can do as you please and may often do a lot of group activities to show working skills.
Another example, is statement 4 bring required materials, including your laptop and cell phone every day. Materials are usually pencil and paper for grade school, but for college you need your lab-top and some classes may require cell phone. So , for more reading's of New Classroom Rules Click Here