North
Carolina
State
University
Handbook
for Advising
and Teaching
5-6.5 SUGGESTED TEACHER AND STUDENT COURTESIES
Promptness: It is important that an instructor begin and end the
class on time. Instructors who are tardy to class will find that students
will be late as well. Delaying the class past its scheduled termination
is discourteous to both one's own students and other classes scheduled
the next period in the same room.
Chalkboard erasing: Each instructor should erase the chalkboard
at the completion of class, so that the next teacher in the room will not
have to do it.
Furniture arrangement: Instructors may wish to move chairs, desks
or tables for a particular class. However, the rearrangement may not be
one desired by the instructor using the room next. Unless one checks with
the next instructor, it is courteous to return the classroom to its original
arrangement at the end of your class.
Eating or drinking: If the instructor prefers that students not
eat, or drink, or chew gum in class, an announcement of this preference
on the first day should forestall the need to reprimand individuals later.
If eating or drinking is allowed, be sure that the class disposes of any
litter properly.
5-6.1
Listing of Required Course Materials With The NCSU Bookstores
5-6.2
Classrooms
5-6.3
Recording Lectures and Discussions
5-6.4
Academic Integrity
5-6.6
Attendance Regulations
5-6.7
Course Syllabus
5-6.8
Record Keeping by Teacher
5-6.9
Teacher Office Hours
5-6.10
Tests and Examinations
5-6.11
Student Course and Teacher Evaluations
5-6.12
Evaluation of Student Academic Performance
5-6.13
Credit For Courses Without A Regular Grade
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