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Common classroom commands

by jose miguel sarmiento navarro
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Which phrase asks students to take out their notebooks?

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What does 'Open your books to page 20' tell students to do?

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What command tells students to go to the board?

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What command asks students to line up?

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What does 'Put away your phones' imply?

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Which phrase means you should work with a partner?

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Saying 'Please sit down' politely asks students to lower themselves and seat themselves.

Raising a hand signals you want to speak or answer without interrupting.

This directs students to retrieve their notebook for writing.

Listening attentively helps you follow instructions and learn.

It directs where in the book students should start reading.

Going to the board involves writing or presenting in front of the class.

A clear start phrase cues students to focus on the lesson.

Line up usually happens before transitions or dismissal.

This reduces distractions and keeps attention on the lesson.

Pair work encourages collaboration and discussion.

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