How recess supports academic, social-emotional, development
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Jul 16, 2007
Hi teachers,
I am a fairly new teacher and I am going on a interview for
a split class, they want to know how i set one up and
basically how i will go about teaching a split. I have very
little experience, but would love the opportunity to try it.
Can you give me advice on what to say in this interview
about managing a split?!
Thanks!
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Lauren-
I would talk about setting it up with varrying learning
styles and abilities together so that they can help each
other. My students sit at tables, and I like that the best
because it gives them the most interaction.
All teaching should be done in a whole group mini-lesson,
small gro...See More