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    Re: multiage classrooms in northern California


    Karen

    Posted on 6/16/09

    Hi Cindy,

    I'd also add that because you are dealing with so many age groups, I
    have a P-4, that it becomes easier to differentiate your instruction
    and teach each individual where they are at.

    To the original post ...

    I'd be asking the teachers why they want straight classes. You might
    find the answer to keeping your multi-age classes there.

    I'm a teacher who has a multi-age class and comes from a school of
    straight classes originally. I'm a convert ... I never want to go back.
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  • multiage classrooms in northern California, 1/06/09, by Debby.
  • Re: multiage classrooms in northern California, 2/26/09, by Pauline.
  • Re: multiage classrooms in northern California, 4/07/09, by Cindy DeForge.
  • Re: multiage classrooms in northern California, 6/06/09, by Chris.
  • Re: multiage classrooms in northern California, 6/16/09, by Karen.

     
     

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