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Aug 8, 2007
I feel like a brand new teacher since this is a big grade
shift for me. I have also never taught a combo. I will
be teaching Houghton Mifflin for each grade. Any advice?
Should my classroom walls be split in two for each grade
level? Any advice will be helpful!
Thank you
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Sarah,
I taught a 3/4 combo several years ago, after having taught straight 3rd grade
for several years, so it was a bit easier. I wouldn't recommend splitting up the
students - it destroys the "team environment" that you want to create in a
combo class. It's good if you have parent volunteers who can c...See More