How recess supports academic, social-emotional, development
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Mar 12, 2011
My sub plans were detailed, but I'm pretty sure I always do that. The kids might have been better (less talkative) than usual--and my #1 huge behavior problem was absent--but I left her plans for a normal day with regular lessons.
I went in early, before going to my meeting, to finish up my report cards. Imagine my surprise when the superintendent walked in at 7:00 a.m. to give herself time to prepare.
All in all, I think it was a good experience for everyone, Judy
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dc
Saves a $100 per day on sub costs, but it's really just a small dent in the bucket. If each sup covered three days a year and there were 3-4 sups (as there are in our district), then it would only be about $1200.00 in cost cutting for the entire year. Largely symbolic, I imagine, but still valuable for them to remember what a day in the life of a t...See More
brad
Right, dc...that's not EVEN a drop in the bucket. To me, it's more symbolic than anything. Don't get me wrong; I think it's a great idea, but shouldn't be touted as a cost-cutting measure.
judy, how large is the district that the supe can do this?
brad
judy, how large is the district that the supe can do this?
brad
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