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Re: Count your blessings
Posted by Catsister on 5/15/08

    You have three students that don't do their work or care if
    they fail? Three? Where do you teach,Utopia?

    In an "urban" school like mine, half (or more) of any class
    will be just like those three kids, and they start
    deteriorating in October, not April. Clearly, your school is
    not bad at all. Count your blessings you got into a district
    like this.

    Unless they do something really bad, I suggest you don't tell
    the principal. By really bad, I mean cursing you out, sexual
    harassment of you or a student, or endangering somebody. If
    need be, focus more on busy type of work, especially if they
    have to graph or color something. The concentration may calm
    them down a bit. I had to stop all group work with my worst
    class because of their behavior. If they fail, they fail. Make
    sure everything is documented though, in case you have to call
    their parents.


 
 
 
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