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Jun 19, 2011
Here's an example. A few years ago, we had 2 new teachers at my grade level. The other vet and I gave them a year-long curriculum overview for all subjects and taught them how to do daily plans for reading, writing, and math. They spent all of their time before school started decorating their rooms--while we were planning individually for our classes. I think we probably overwhelmed them, but I still don't know what we could have done differently. What do you think?
Another example. This year, while my student teacher was on her takeover, I went into the class of a new teacher and taught her writer's workshop--as a model for her.
What do you need? How can we best help you?
Judy
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Do they refer them to helpful sites like [link removed]
Or do they try to walk them through the process of writing a good lesson?
Maybe let them observe a class or two?
Sometimes just showing them how to take roll, deal with a d...See More