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May 18, 2016
I am going crazy. I only have them for 43 minutes 97th- 11th graders). While I am working with one group, nothing hardly is getting done, in the other. The new students are so needy, most having only 3-4 years of schooling.
I feel like I am ignoring the upper level kids. I give them work to do, and work with them for a ten minutes or so. THey rush through the work and then want to sit and talk.
I need suggestions.
Nancy Schares Jacobs
On 5/18/16, cemmclc wrote: > Even though there is only three weeks of school left, I > am still getting new arrivals. We have gotten five in > the past couple of weeks. I now have three very distinct > groups in my beginning ESL class. The bottom level know > only a handful of words. The middle group arrived toward > the begging o...See More
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