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Jun 16, 2007
Hi there,
i posted this on the Canadian board, but then I discovered
this board! My class next year won't necessarily be
multiage because of philosophy, but because of class size
legistlation.
I will have 20 grade 3s and 3 grade 2s, and one of the
grade 2s is autistic and has a support worker. I'm
wondering how people cope with teaching two curriculums to
a split when there is such a huge group and then a small
group?
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I would teach grade 3 curriculum. I had a class this year with 3 2nd graders and
7 3rd (also 5 4th). I basically taught a 3rd grade curriculum. My expectations
were different for the younger ones. 2 of my 2nd graders were among my most
advanced students, one more advanced than the 4th graders. The one 2nd
gr...See More