What must cadets refrain from doing during classes?

During classes, it is essential for cadets to maintain an environment conducive to learning. Talking among themselves can distract not only themselves but also their peers and the instructor. This distraction can hinder the overall learning experience and prevent the effective transmission of information during class discussions.

On the other hand, taking notes, discussing class material, and listening attentively are all positive behaviors that support learning. Taking notes helps in retaining information, discussing class material can enhance understanding and clarify doubts, and listening attentively allows cadets to absorb the instructor's teachings fully. Thus, refraining from internal conversations ensures that everyone remains focused on the lesson being presented.