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Aug 13, 2012
How do I convey these grades to parents that can see my gradebook online? ...See More
Jessie
Like your district, ours placed great emphasis on fluency in first grade. When we posted our grades online, we used weighted grade scale. For example, we counted fluency as 60%. We also factored in vocabulary, sight word knowledge, and comprehension scores for the remaining 40% of the grade. Hopefully, your computer program does this for you. Good ...See More
Aug 16, 2012
Aug 17, 2012
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Jo
I just added a few Wizard of Oz activities on my website. If there's something you'd like me to make, let me know. Now that I've drawn the characters, tweaking them into activities is easy
Karen M.
Thanks Jo!!
On 9/12/12, Jo wrote: > I just added a few Wizard of Oz activities on my website. If > there's something you'd like me to make, let me know. Now that > I've drawn the characters, tweaking them into activities is easy
On 9/12/12, Jo wrote: > I just added a few Wizard of Oz activities on my website. If > there's something you'd like me to make, let me know. Now that > I've drawn the characters, tweaking them into activities is easy
Aug 24, 2012
Teacher is asking for ideas, as in-school acceleration is not possible due to "logistics" and BoE decisions.
Aug 27, 2012
I am trying to figure out a better way to store my books/cassettes/CD's collection. I would love to be able to hang them on the wall but that is not an option at my school.
So, how do all of you store these items in your classroom?
Thanks for your help!
Tanya =^..^=
Aug 28, 2012
I just started teaching at a Boys and Girls Club of America in the Austin Area as an Art Teacher (woah that's a mouthful!) But anyone, I was promised a wide variety of kids but i've only ever been stuck with kids from ages 5 - 9
My main problem is, I have no teaching experience. This is...See More
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Anne
Leah, I'm sure your list of suggestions is wonderful but frankly I frown upon plugging one's wares on chatboards. If people want to contribute suggestions, tips or advice, fine but please don't hawk your materials. Thanks.
On 9/23/12, Leah wrote: > You may get a new idea from the following list.
On 9/23/12, Leah wrote: > You may get a new idea from the following list.
arent involvement in schools has traditionally been carried out by mothers. Yet boys and girls need positive, male role models. When fathers take an active role in education, schools report an increase in student achievement. [Click below for 10 specific ways to draw fathers into an active role in their children's education.]
Aug 31, 2012
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