how do you manage the different learning styles?
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Apr 3, 2015
Carol
The 2 Sister's Daily 5 is the best management system for small groups I've seen in my 30 years of teaching. Buy the book, attend a class, or buy a membership to their website. It's well worth your time.
ViliamiM
On 4/03/15, Michelle wrote: > Hi! I am looking for tips on how to manage small groups. > Particularly, transitioning, making sure they're on task when > they are not with you, etc. Any tips?
There are many ways to manage these small groups. Have topics that ignite discussion and keeps students engaged. Another way to manage groups...See More
There are many ways to manage these small groups. Have topics that ignite discussion and keeps students engaged. Another way to manage groups...See More
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