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Dec 5, 2010
Sara
On 12/05/10, Gina wrote: > I am a junior in college studying to be a Speech Language > Pathologist. When I am home for breaks I substitute in my > local school district. Previously I have only subbed as a > paraprofessional or a teacher’s aide but I have recently > signed up to substitute as a teacher in the lower grades > (Kind...See More
Leah
There are several articles that could be helpful:
"25 Ways to Obtain Children's Attention in a School Setting," and "Reading Aloud to Students." Click below for them as well as 78 others
"25 Ways to Obtain Children's Attention in a School Setting," and "Reading Aloud to Students." Click below for them as well as 78 others
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