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Feb 27, 2008
I am a first year teacher in my second semester. I have a
class that is so small and every seat is filled, 37 kids.
There is so many kids and it takes so long to get them to
stop talking that I cant get my lessons done. Ive tried
various teaching techniuqes and discipline actions but they
wont stop talking. What do I do
Leah
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You may find posting on the Classroom Management and Discipline Chatboards helpful.
p.s I didn't mean keep them in LONG when the class is over, but in one minute
increments. After explaining what you are doing, don't say anything, just write one
minute on the board, then two. Be sure to follow through.
You may find posting on the Classroom Management and Discipline Chatboards helpful.
p.s I didn't mean keep them in LONG when the class is over, but in one minute
increments. After explaining what you are doing, don't say anything, just write one
minute on the board, then two. Be sure to follow through.
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