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Re: When Is Student Failure The Teacher's Fault?
Posted by jane.eyre on 7/03/08

That's a clever idea, wig. I think I will follow your example.

On 7/02/08, wig wrote:
> Excellent article. All of it is common sense, but the
> article served as a reminder of my responsibility as a
> teacher. I know that by the end of the year I am frustrated
> and tend to shift all blame to the student, but the article
> caused me to take all of Bill's points and apply it to the
> two students who frustrated me most. On one on them I think
> I did my job. I'm not so sure about the the student
> however, and it makes me feel bad.
>
> I have put all the little summary boxes in a Word document.
>
> I am putting it my plan book as a reminder.


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• When Is Student Failure The Teacher's Fault?, 7/02/08, by wig.
• Re: When Is Student Failure The Teacher's Fault?, 7/03/08, by jane.eyre.
• When Is Student Failure The Teacher's Fault?, 8/03/08, by sheila schlesinger.