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Sep 12, 2011
I've always managed my own classrooms effectively, as well as pull-out/push-in programs that met several times/week, but this meeting once/week is a first for me. I need classroom management ideas from teachers who have taught in similar situations. It's going to take me all year just to learn the 200+ students' names!
Thanks!
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I can only tell you one thing. Remember what you said last time in each class. I know it's very very hard but essential. Otherwise you will be in a hell of a mess. I had a notebook for each class. Remembering names is more difficult. Try and let the students say each others names in dialoques, discussions, etc., for example.