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ClassPact

For teachers: the lowest-tech, best-evidenced move in emotion education. In one period, your class builds a charter together — how we want to feel, what we’ll do, and what we do when we don’t. No student data, no dashboard, no accounts. The signed sheet on the wall is the only record.

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The class builds it — and writes the repair before it’s needed.

A charter works when the class makes it, not when a rules list is handed down. The part most posters skip is the one that matters: what do we do when we don’t? — a calm reset agreed in advance, not a punishment invented in a bad moment. ClassPact carries no student data, no dashboard, no screening; the signed sheet is the only record, and it stays in your room.

A real case · you decide

Ms. Okafor’s first week

Ms. Okafor — a new teacher deciding how to set the tone of a room in the first week

The idea in play: a classroom charter works when the class BUILDS it — how we want to feel, what we’ll do, and what we do when we don’t — not when a rules list is handed down.

Ms. Okafor could post a laminated RULES poster on day one — Be Respectful, Be Responsible — and move on. Or she could spend one period building a charter WITH the class.

The difference is not the words on the wall; it is who wrote them. A charter the class builds — naming the feelings they want this room to hold, and the small things they’ll do to get there — is theirs to keep.

The part most rules posters skip is the one that matters: what do we do WHEN WE DON’T? A calm reset the class agreed to in advance, not a punishment invented in the heat of a bad moment.

It takes one period, no app account, no student data, nothing stored — just a signed sheet on the wall. It is the best-evidenced, lowest-tech part of the whole approach.

How does Ms. Okafor set the tone?

A classroom charter is one period, no accounts, no data, nothing stored — a signed sheet the class made together, including how they’ll reset when the room slips. The lowest-tech, best-evidenced move there is.

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Make your charter

Build a Charter Pick the feelings your class wants this room to hold, the small things you’ll do to get there, and the calm reset for when you don’t — then print a sheet the class can sign. Nothing is stored. Run It How to build a charter with your class in one period, why the "when we don’t" repair is the load-bearing part, and the honest evidence — classroom climate is RULER’s strongest, lowest-tech move.

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