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May 13, 2008
Hi,
I just found out that I will have a sp.ed. push in teacher
next year who will be there to service a few sp. ed.
students during my literacy time. During which block or
blocks would her services be best utilized? I do not do
ability level groups. And following the 4B model for 9
years, I've had fabulous results. I guess I don't
understand how the push-in is in the best interests of all
of the students.
I'd appreciate your input.
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Thank you! I think this is very helpful for me. I'm a lone ranger 4 blocker in a
school where everyone does leveled groups and centers. I really appreciate
hearing from you. So far, I don't know how many sped kids I'll have, or how long
the teacher will be pushing in but this is something to go on.
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