I am "K". I am university students and my major is in English education department. i have questions, I want to know about teaching strategies. years by years and there are many teaching strategies appear. so my questions are 1. I want to know if there is book about teaching strategies (the types) or maybe could you tell me explain about the types of teaching strategies (the newest and the theory of teaching strategies)
2. are there any books about teaching strategies that easy to understand.
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My high school students want to know what kind of operation I'm having and why I'm going to be absent. I am not terminal. I will be cured, but I do have to have a serious operation. Would it be appropriate to tell my high school students because they're asking? How should I handle this?
In my case, I was already out of school for a short period when I found out my issues were more serious then everyone thought. I sent an email message that I asked to be shared with staff and students if appropriate/relevant. If you are being asked directly by students before you go out, it's entirely up to you what you are comfortable sharing.
Do/say whatever you need to do/say in order to be in the best place for your treatment and recovery. Best wishes and hang in there.