UNIVERSIDAD TECNOLÓGICA DE CAMPECHE

Student’s name: Jhosmar Alexis Mosso Valencia

RULES AND REGULATIONS IN THE CLASSROOM

Rules can be described as the guidelines or instructions of doing something correctly.

These are the principles that govern the conduct or behavior or a person in an
organization or country. On the other hand, regulations refer to the directives or statute.
The primary difference between rules and regulation is that while the former do not as
such have a legal binding, the latter have a legal binding. As these two terms are used in
the same breath, people do not recognize their differences. These are of utmost
importance in that rules and regulations are present everywhere, i.e. school, college,
office, club, corporations, banks etc., as they are helpful in maintaining law and order in
the concerned place.
Hello, my name is Jhosmar Alexis Mosso Valencia. In this video, I will introduce you to
the rules and regulations that exist in a classroom.

GENERAL CLASSROOM RULES

1. Follow directions the first time given.
Students must follow the instructions given to them by their teachers
2. Teasing, name calling and foul language are not acceptable.
3. You must walk quietly when entering or leaving the building.
4. Students have to take care of the furniture in their classroom, otherwise they will
receive a wake-up call.
5. The student must be courteous and respectful at all times.
6. Students cannot allowed to wear hats in the building.
7. You cannot smoke in the class.
8. Students have to wear uniforms to school, otherwise they will be reported.

L.L.M. SANDYBELL ISLAS PALOMO

 UNIVERSIDAD TECNOLÓGICA DE CAMPECHE

Student’s name: Jhosmar Alexis Mosso Valencia

LUNCH/RECESS RULES
1. The student must not throw food in the classroom.
Remember to clean up after yourselves whether in the cafeteria or on the playground.
Get permission before leaving to the cafeteria.

DISCIPLINARY GUIDELINES
General rules have been adopted for use throughout the building. For students not
adhering to these, this disciplinary guide has been set.
Teacher warning (1st offense)
Student time-out (2nd offense)
Parent notification (3rd offense)
Principal intervention
In order to ensure a safe environment, conflicts will be settled peacefully. Students who
feel they are unable to solve conflicts peacefully need to seek an adult for assistance.
Students are responsible for their actions and need to avoid physical or verbal
aggression at all costs. Physical and/or verbal aggression will not be tolerated and will
be considered a severe event resulting in police intervention along with other
interventions listed below.

This is an example of rules and regulations that can be used in a classroom. I hope it
has met your expectations. See you goodbye.

L.L.M. SANDYBELL ISLAS PALOMO