1. what is the difference between rules and routines? 2. give an example of each

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The difference between rules and routines is that you have to do follow the rules ex: school rules but a routine is an option because you can add, change, and take away stuff like for example a morning routine if you wash your face in The morning is your option
Hope this helps. Sorry if it’s a little confusing

Fofino [41]3 years ago

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rules carry out the spirit of the classroom, while routines and procedures create the structure of the learning environment pertaining to management of materials, learning structures, and safe measures.

example of rules

treat people and property with respect

example of routine

collecting and handling out papers.

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