YOU ARE NOW IN
BHUTAN
GOVERNMENT
CLASSROOM
Dictator:
Tara
Constitution of Bhutan
*The dictator is speaking in, a
language that you can’t
understand. Translation
provided below.
Article I:
Lights in the classroom will
remain off at all times.
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Article II:
Students in class may not sign at any
time during class, if they wish to
make a statement; they must raise
both of their hands. After the
acknowledgement, the students can
write down their statement.
At the beginning of the class,
students will sign: Holloway is our
fair and kind leader, we are blessed.
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Article III:
Students will arrive to class one minute
before the first bell rings. If the students
arrive after that time, they will be
penalized 80% of the day’s assignment,
and serve one hour after school
detention.
Students will leave class two minutes
after the last bell rings. If the students
leave before that time, they will be
penalized 80% of the day’s assignments
and serve one hour after school
detention.
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Article IV:
Class instruction will be in lecture format,
and quizzes will be handed out in after
each section, and exam will be given
after each unit.
Students who do not score at least 95%
on any assignments will be given a 6hours Saturday school detention, and
are not allowed to read, write, or
talk/sign.
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Article V:
The dictator will determine student’s
participation in sports and other
extracurricular activity. The dictator may
order students to participate in any
events for the glorious and fair
government of Bhutan.
• Students must enter class wearing
uniforms purchased from the fair and
glorious government of Bhutan at a price
of $5,000.
• If students can’t afford this, they will
serve Saturday school detention.
• The fair and glorious government will
allow students to pay back at the rate of
$1.00 per hour for work done during
detention.
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Instructors are at liberty to modify any
classroom rules they see fit to
accommodate their personal needs. The
dictator can accuse students of any
violations, and the dictator will issue
punishment on the spot without due
process. All decisions made by the
instructor are final and may not be
appealed. All students are considered
guilty until proved innocent by the
glorious and fair Government of Bhutan.
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• Phone Law
All phones are now the property of the
Bhutan Government. There is censorship of all
private communication devices. Any phones
confiscated will be destroyed.
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SIGN YOUR NAME ON THE
CONTRACT
NOW!!!
REVOLUTION!!!
Students rebelled against the dictator and
formed their own government.
DEAF COUNTRY PROJECT