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Classroom Courtesy
Proper classroom behavior should be self-explanatory; if you have questions, ask me. One aspect of courtesy I will mention here would be to respect your classmates' ideas. You do not have to agree with what anyone (including me) says or think every idea offered in class discussion is ingenious; however, to establish a safe and productive learning environment, ideas should be allowed to flow without negative criticism or ridicule. While we do need to demonstrate professionalism in class, a professional atmosphere does not necessarily have to be an overly-formal atmosphere. Personally, I appreciate a more relaxed classroom atmosphere where I don't have to worry about formalities or wear a tie. However, we still need to get our work done. Cellular Phones
If a family emergency or other situation of similar nature arises that requires you to keep in contact via phone, inform me at the beginning of class and keep your phone on silent ring. If you receive a call, leave class prior to answering the call. E-mail Correspondence
As with the classroom atmosphere, e-mails as well do not have to be "stuffy," but they should at the very least be professional, grammatically-correct, and spell-checked:
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