Multigrade K-1 With No Aide
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Sep 27, 2007
I'm hoping that some of you have advice. I'm teaching an
afterschool program (homework help, art, reading, math,
sports) to a group of 27 students, from pre-K through 7th
grade. The program is run by myself and occasionally one
other teacher, and staffed by volunteer tutors. We have two
rooms that we have use of.
This is a grant-funded program for refugee youth.
If any of you have thoughts about management techniques
(I've split the group as much as I can, considering
supervisory needs). I'm interested in links, sites, ESL
tips, anything! I'll also take moral support!
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