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In order to promote a productive learning environment, teachers must establish high classroom expectations. High classroom expectations set the tone of the classroom. Teachers should begin the school year by expressing positive expectations and demonstrating positive behaviors. As a teacher, what is the relationship between your expectations of students in your classroom and the types of rules you establish?

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Classroom learning environment, expectations, teaching and learning behaviors - short essay.

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Better teaching and pedagogical and professionally higher standards require setting uniform and consistent high standards for students to meet. Basic values such as punctuality, respectful behaviors and responsibility for completing all work ...

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