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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?
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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
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