Multigrade K-1 With No Aide
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Jun 6, 2010
I've just found out that I will be teaching a 3/4 combo next year. This on its own is a bit of a worry for me as I've never taught a combo, but now I've been informed that my partner has been on stress leave and is not the easiest person to work with. I will be moving to a new school and meeting with her for the first time next week. I do not want to be a push over, and I do not want to be pushed/bullied into taking on the Lion's share of the work. Any suggestions on how I should handle this meeting? Oh yeh, we'll be working full days, every alternate day, so we won't really be able to split our workload by subjects. What is an equitable way to split our workload that will not require us to follow up on each other's activities. i'd like to keep seperate units if possible.
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