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Meeting the Class - Introduction
by studentteacher2010
Jan 25, 2010
I am going to be visiting the classroom where I will complete my student teaching a couple weeks prior to starting. I am going to go in and introduce myself to the class. I am trying to figure out what to say to them. It will just be a quick introduction, and I really wont have time for activities or anything since I will just be dropping by. Any suggestions???? Do I introduce myself as the "student" teacher?
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Leah The following is taken from "Getting to Know Each Other Activities, part 1.

You may be able to use this idea in some way:

At the beginning of the year, place objects in a white paper lunch bag that you have decorated with markers and your name. Place five or more objects that represent your interests in the bag. For example, a p...See More
Jan 25, 2010
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JD You could just introduce yourself as Ms./Mr. such-and-such, and tell them some of the things you have planned to teach them. You could also tell them about any activities you might be doing.

If you don't have any content-related ideas yet, you could always say that you'll be a co-teacher in the room and you'll be there to teach and to help...See More
Jan 25, 2010
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studentteacher2010 Thank you for the advice. And, no I really don't know what exactly I will be teaching. I am supposed to teach and create lesson plans on topics that my cooperating teacher gives me.

On 1/25/10, JD wrote: > You could just introduce yourself as Ms./Mr. such-and-such, > and tell them some of the things you have planned to teach > th...See More
Jan 26, 2010
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Old Teach This is really your cooperating teacher's call. Whether you are introduced as a student teacher or whatever other term you want is really up to her. I, personally, see nothing wrong with the term "student teacher". It's what you are, after, and will make no difference in how the students view you. In fact, I think it's nice for kids to have adults ...See More
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