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Post: Seventh Grade to Seniors, Help!
Posted by: A teacher on 6/23/09
Hello all,
I just found out I was transfering to the High School
level from the middle school due to budget reasons in the
district I work in.
I also found out that I will be teaching Seniors.
I am a little apprehensive since I have not taught high
school English since student teaching (Back in 2001) and
have not been in a high school enviroment since 2003.
I am wondering about behavior issues, if any...and any
suggestions on teaching the following: Beowulf,
Frankenstein, The Canterbury Tales, and Hamlet. While I
have read all except for Frankenstein, I'm not quite sure
how to go about "teaching" the stories. In middle school, I
would teach vocabulary and character development...I'm just
concerned I might be "dummying" it down too much for
Seniors.
Any help or suggestions will be appreciated!
Thanks :)
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Seventh Grade to Seniors, Help!, 6/23/09, by A teacher.
- Re: Seventh Grade to Seniors, Help!, 6/23/09, by curiositycat.
- Re: Seventh Grade to Seniors, Help!, 6/24/09, by Sara.
- Re: Seventh Grade to Seniors, Help!, 7/06/09, by Raftery.
- Re: Seventh Grade to Seniors, Help!, 7/22/09, by RB.
- Re: Seventh Grade to Seniors, Help!, 7/27/09, by A Teacher.
- Re: Seventh Grade to Seniors, Help!, 7/29/09, by bardbabe.
- Re: Seventh Grade to Seniors, Help!, 7/29/09, by Teri.
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