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Aug 16, 2007
Any ideas on how to teach everyday math curriculum to my
4th/5th grade class? It looks like team teaching won't be
an option. Should I try to correlate standards and try to
teach whole class? I read that this might be difficult
with Everyday Math. Should I alternate DI instead? Math
centers? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Also, how do you normally set up your day with split
classes? Are there any helpful resources for teaching
combo classes? (I teach in California).
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