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May 24, 2007
I am currently looking to set up some classrooms in my
school where teachers can go into another teacher's room
and watch them teach reading/writing. I am unsure if I
will call them lab classrooms or model classrooms...I am
open to names. I was wondering if anyone else did this in
their school and how it works. I want to know what you
call it, who is involved, how it works, any problems you
have encountered, and anything else you can tell me.
Thanks in advance!!!
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We have model writing lessons. Sometimes it's an outside consultant that we pay to
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lesson for their grade level. Our principal takes the students of the teachers that
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