Conduct Grade: What You Absolutely Must Not Do If You Don’t Want to Get a 5 in Conduct. Here Are the Behaviors That Can Make You Fail.
It is good manners and rules to behave well at school . You must not talk back to teachers (the same goes for the principal!), you must complete all the homework that is assigned to you and it is absolutely necessary to avoid fighting with classmates (even if you think they are unbearable!). All this is not only a question of education and common sense, reasons that should be sufficient in themselves, but also because bad behavior at school can lead to you failing even if you have good grades in the subjects.
5 IN CONDUCT
At school, in fact, the combination of genius and recklessness does not pay off: to move on to the next year or to be admitted to the state exam, it is essential not only to have at least a six in all subjects, but also to avoid getting a 5 in conduct , i.e. a failing grade .
CONDUCT VOTE: THE RULE
Since “a forewarned student is forearmed”, we at Studenti.it went to the Miur website to look for the specific rule, and we discovered that first of all, in order to avoid being held back, it would be better not to receive a disciplinary sanction , a warning that is worth “a sort of yellow card after which, if the serious behavior persists, the class council will give a red card, i.e. a 5 in conduct”. And you don’t have to be a football expert to understand this metaphor.
But what are the behaviors for which you mathematically risk ending up first sanctioned and then failing? Discover them with us!
5 IN CONDUCT: BEHAVIOURS TO AVOID
Here, below, are all the behaviors to avoid to avoid the risk of finding yourself with a 5 in behavior on your report card and therefore having to repeat the year!
- Absences
Not attending classes regularly and not fulfilling study commitments assiduously - Not having respect
Not having the same respect for the headmaster, teachers, school staff and their classmates that one has for oneself - Disobey
Failure to observe the organizational and safety provisions dictated by the regulations of individual institutes - Misuse of facilities
Failure to use facilities, machinery and teaching aids properly - Damage the school
Damage the school property
