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Quiet Classroom Behavior

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It influences how I understand by staying quiet while the teacher is teaching and by listening to what the teacher is teaching. I don't have to change my behavior towards the school because I already listen carefully to the teacher and I make sure I hear every last word that comes out of my teachers mouth so that I could be ready to start working on whatever the teacher has taught us. By doing that I shall not disrespect the teacher and I shall not act or pretend that I can do whatever I want while I am in school. My behavior in and during school is good because I always follow instructions when given to me. I make sure that right before I enter the school campus I get my brain to stop thinking about anything else but the work I am about to
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