Multigrade K-1 With No Aide
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Jun 11, 2007
Next year due primarily to budget issues the VERY
traditional elementary school I work in will be converting
to multiage classes. Kindergarten is the only age that won't
have grade combinations. I am a speech therapist and will be
working to support students and teachers to make the new
situation successful. Our school has about 21 students with
autism most of whom spend at least some time in a general
education classroom.
Any resources or ideas you could suggest would be greatly
appreciated.
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If your school is "VERY traditional" it will have to loosen up a bit! I don't think
you can help this when having multi-age classes. You will find that your
standards for each grade will become more fluid, since you will have 2nd
performing at 3rd, and 3rd at second, and well, why not meet their needs where
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