Rules of the Architectural Thinking School
These rules are based on the fundamental values of a democratic society, such as respect, justice, tolerance, equality, and freedom. They aim to ensure that the educational process is effective, productive, and yields results, all within a comfortable environment for all.
If you are a student of the School, you:
Enthusiastic children who know and follow these rules attend the Architectural Thinking School.
Behave in a disciplined manner
- come to class on time
- remain calm and composed
- refrain from using your phone during the class unless permitted by the tutor
- keep your workspace tidy
You make an effort
Treat tutors with respect
- listen carefully
- silent during tutor presentation
Treat mates with respect
- do not interrupt others ("one microphone rule")
- do not interfere in others work
- help your mates if they need help
- come to class on time
- remain calm and composed
- refrain from using your phone during the class unless permitted by the tutor
- keep your workspace tidy
You make an effort
- take your project seriously
- work diligently
- try to work independently on your project
Treat tutors with respect
- listen carefully
- silent during tutor presentation
Treat mates with respect
- do not interrupt others ("one microphone rule")
- do not interfere in others work
- help your mates if they need help
If you are a tutor of the School, you:
- Clearly convey class concepts using age-appropriate visual materials
- Explain your professional sphere in simple terms to the children
- Praise specific achievements while offering constructive feedback
- Assist students in their project work
- Respect the students and their thoughts and opinions
General rules of the School:
- only school tutors are allowed in the classroom: the presence of unauthorized persons, parents is not allowed
- parents can attend the last 15 minutes of the class, without breaking discipline and without interfering with the educational process
- parents can attend the last 15 minutes of the class, without breaking discipline and without interfering with the educational process
Why do we need these rules?
- for everyone to enjoy the class
- so that students make great projects
- to create a friendly and respectful atmosphere within the school community.
- so that students make great projects
- to create a friendly and respectful atmosphere within the school community.
