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Lol

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Treat others how THEY want to be treated.

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Treat others how THEY want to be treated.

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I say treat everyone how they want to be treated because some people might want to be treated differently than others

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If someone wants to work with you on a team project let them work with you , don't push them away.

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When somebody is disrupting it they are just trying to get attention, Ignore them but don’t keep spamming stop because that will not work, it will just give them more attention.

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Don't make fun of people if they get something wrong

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Don't make fun of people if they get something wrong

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Use the chat properly, always help others in need.

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Make sure that when people are talking they feel heard and if they mess up they feel like they wont get made fun of.

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help others with personal problems or tech issues!

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have lots of fun

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please make sure to keep your mic off when  you are not talking

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please make sure to keep your mic off when  you are not talking

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please do so so there is no background noise

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Use the chat correctly and post positive messages to people only, so we can all enjoy class.

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But yes I agree

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you should not blurt because sometimes people work really hard on there answer and are raising there hands for a long time and if you just yell out the answer it can make them feel like they did all that for nothing

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When someone shares their work, don't always just say "you did great!" give them realistic feedback, but deliver it in a positive way. For example: " I like this part, but I think you could exchange this word for a more interesting one."

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We should listen to people when they are talking to show them that they are being heard. And if they mess up and we are listening we could give them advise or just make sure they feel safe when they talk in front of the class.

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help others with like tech problems or class problems or even personal problems help them and give them advice!

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if someone is being mean to you don't be mean back

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Compliment others when they share difficult answers to things!

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Compliment others when they share difficult answers to things!

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We want to be supportive for people who are sharing really personal or vulnerable kinds of things, which are important to share when we're learning how to communicate.

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Take ownership of your impact on others!

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Take ownership of your impact on others!

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If you have a negative effect on another person, you have to take responsibility and help to repair the situation first. Saying "I didn't do it on purpose" or "it wasn't my fault" doesn't make anyone feel better, even if those statements are true. This is part of how you listen for understanding, and part of making sure that everyone is heard.

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When you talk with others about anything at all, you have to listen with the intention to understand what the other person means. You don't just wait for your turn to speak. This is an important part of making sure that everyone is heard.

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If someone brings their authentic feelings, thoughts, or ideas to class, we acknowledge those ideas with respect. We make an effort to hear what everyone thinks, *especially* when talking about issues that affect them.