2.  The candidate should have the ability to
check unused resources in the class.
He/she should independently switch off
lights and a/c and always promote
recycling as an alternative lifestyle.
 The successful person is responsible in
handling urgent needs of the class.
He/she should have the ability to process
multiple instructions quickly.

3.  As a class of “almost” visual learners, the
candidate is responsible for managing
the remote control and making sure that
everyone is on the perfect spot when
watching.
 Successful candidates are in-charge of
handling visitors, sit-ins, observers, and
other diplomatic affairs.

4.  The candidate should religiously track
the daily pillow assignments on the
board and making sure that everyone
has the opportunity to hold them.
 The successful candidate is responsible in
reminding other learners to always close
the door to ensure noise control and
avoid “unwanted visitors”.

5.  Running out of red pens? Missing rulers?
The qualified candidate is responsible in
making an inventory of supplies needed
by the class.
 Successful individuals need to ensure
that the classroom library is well
organized. Books should be properly
tucked according to genre bins.

6.  The successful candidates are in-charge
of the overall artistic need by the class.
Logos, art covers, design experts are just
few of the responsibilities that he/she will
be enjoying
 This person is responsible for ensuring a
clean whiteboard during transition times.

7.  This person should be consistently
checking and monitoring submitted
homeworks. He/she will be closely
coordinating with Ms. R to ensure proper
turn-over of information.
 This person is responsible in reminding the
class what a learning atmosphere
sounds like.

8.  Successful individuals will be monitoring
bag cubbies and personal cubbies
everyday to promote a “clean” lifestyle.
They are going to make sure that
cubbies are safe places to keep
personal belongings.