Expected vs. Unexpected Behaviors

You have a question about your assignment so you blurt it out while the teacher is still talking

You wait and raise your hand

You get frustrated with an assignment so you rip your paper up.

You ask for help or ask to take a break.

You need to get a drink of water so you walk out of class to go to the water fountain.

You ask a staff for permission to get a drink of water.

Another student won't stop tapping their pencil and you can't focus on your work, so you tell them to shut up.

You ask them politely to please stop tapping their pencil.

You have a substitute staff member for the day and they do everything differently than your usual staff. You decide not to listen to them.

You realize it's just for one day so you follow their directions.

You meet a new student for the first time and immediately ask for their home address.

You ask them general questions to get to know them better.

You notice another student has food in their teeth. You tell them loudly and laugh.

You pull them aside to quietly let them know.

You need to ask your teacher a question during your study hall period but they are teaching a class. You walk in anyway to ask.

You wait until lunch or end of day homeroom.

Two staff are talking but you want to ask a question. You interrupt them.

You wait until their conversation is over or if it