1.0 Teacher Managed Behaviours: Definitions for Minor Behaviour Report
These behaviours are to be managed in class by the teacher. In cases where the teacher is unable to manage these behaviours they can seek support from the principal, SC and SSP. Teachers may also have their own expectations for their classroom. The following behaviours are to be implemented by the entire school.
| Behaviour | Definition |
|---|---|
| Refusing to work | A student who does not attempt to do the work assigned by their teacher or staff member. |
| Distracting others | A student who is creating a distraction which is preventing other students from learning and/or staff from teaching. |
| Shouting or Yelling | Speaking in an unnecessarily loud volume. |
| Innapropriate language | A student who speaks in an offensive manner toward a staff member, another student or to oneself. |
| Bullying | Student delivers a disrespectful message∗ (through words or gestures) to another person, including threats, intimidation, obscene gestures, pictures, photos, or written notes, to exclude others. This includes disrespectful messages made online. |
| Disrespect | A student who is acting inappropriately to the school, materials, themselves, or others. |
| In the hallway | A student who is in the hallway when they are supposed to be in class. |
| Knocking on doors | A student who is knocking on the door inappropriately. |
| In the wrong class | Students who are in a class that they are not supposed to be in without permission. |
| Leaving a mess in the hallway | Students who leave a mess in the hallway and don’t pick up after themselves. |
∗ Disrespectful messages include negative comments based on race, religion, gender, age, national origin, ethnicity, disabilities or other personal matters.