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To be responsible means to to bring all our materials to school
One norm we could set is to

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I agree with Amber but I think that listening to classroom rules is more of a respectful action.

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To be responsible  you need to bring all supplies and once you go to class take out your planner as you do everyday.

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On way to be responsible is to bring all of your homework and supplies to class every day. One norm we should set is to try to be responsible by bringing anything that is essential for learning every day.

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to be responsible means to study for all of the test and quizes

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To be responsible means to bring all your supplies needed to school and to do classwork and homework on time.

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To be responsible means to be on time for something that you have to do.

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To be responsible means to be on time for class.

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To be responsible means to keep your supplies ready and having your papers turned in.

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I agree with Vivian and would like to add listen to classroom rules ,being on time, and not slacking off.

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To be responsible is to make sure you are bringing your supplies, your work, and your class work when it's due. When you make a mistake, you also have to be responsible for cleaning up.

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