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Twenty-two–year-old Kara Moore was hired as a 6th grade teacher to start the August 2011 school year. Excitedly, she ordered 200 "Miss Moore's Math Class" pencils. She spent a week getting her room ready for that all-important first day of school.
One week before school began, the principal called her into his office...
One week before school began, the principal called her into his office...
I read in "The First Days of School" that you should spend at least a week practicing the classroom procedures before starting any lessons. I have seen powerpoints of teachers who have discussed and practiced their procedures on the first day. How can you use the rest of the week to practice procedures without starting lessons?
hst
On 8/08/12, Trish Schnakenberg wrote: > I read in "The First Days of School" that you should spend > at least a week practicing the classroom procedures before > starting any lessons. I have seen powerpoints of teachers > who have discussed and practiced their procedures on the > first day. How can you use the rest of the week to pra...See More
Aug 14, 2012
Thank you for your help.
Aug 23, 2012
Aug 27, 2012
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Leah
These are all great ideas! The following list will provide some additional ones
Ann
On 8/27/12, Dana wrote: > How do you deal with noncompliance with students and the > class quiet sign? Move to your consequences?
What is the class quiet sign?
What is the class quiet sign?
Sep 6, 2012
Being proactive has two major benefits. First, it gives you the opportunity to package your ideas and articulate them in the best possible light. Acting first, you shape the conversation, saying your ideas in the way you want to say them, not in the way someone else has alre...See More
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