how do you manage the different learning styles?
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I am moving up to middle school after teaching elementary grades the past 6 years. I will be teaching 5th grade LA and need some help with finding a classroom management system that works well with this age group. I've always worked in a self-contained setting so I'm unsure what kind of rewards/consequences one would use when you work in only one subject area. Any suggestions you have would be appreciated!
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On 8/16/11, newto5th wrote: > I am moving up to middle school after teaching elementary > grades the past 6 years. I will be teaching 5th grade LA > and need some help with finding a classroom management > system that works well with this age group. I've always > worked in a...See More