Peer relationships for students with disabilities
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Oct 19, 2009
I am a 1st year teacher and I have been given large class sizes...Each one of my 5 ASL level 1 classes is close to 50 students. Most of the activities and lessons I have were created to handle up to 25-30 kids max. I am finding it challenging to adapt my lessons to such a large group.
Any tips/ suggestions on how to deal with such a large group would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks, Christian
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I too ahve large class 36 students and most are split with sp need s and 2,3,4 year mixed in. Hold on do yur best it is all you can do. I have been fighting for years to reduce the sixxxxxxxze of class i hopr iget better
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