Cristy

Posted on 6/15/09

I type up a daily make-up sheet that briefly describes what we
did in class and what the student needs to do to make up the
work. I hand deliver this sheet to each student who was
absent because it gives me an opportunity to touch base with
the student and let him/her know that we missed him/her in
class. I have found that hand delivering the make-up sheet
greatly increases the amount of make-up work that gets done.

On 6/13/09, Ms.DTeaches wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I will be a first year history teacher in the fall and I am
> trying to work out the details of my classroom management
> plan. One area I find trouble with is a system for students
> to find makeup work. My cooperating teacher has a calendar
> where she posts a sticky note with what we did and has a
> folder where worksheets used are stored. In theory, this
> system is great but most of the students did not use it as
> it was meant.
>
> Does anyone have great ideas for this?
>
> Thanks!

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