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Impress your coordinating teacher!
by Matt
Mar 23, 2011
The best way to impress your coordinating teacher is to have the best lessons. My plan is to avoid reinventing the wheel. I went on [link removed].
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avoid reinventing the wheel but a word of caution On 3/23/11, Matt wrote: > The best way to impress your coordinating teacher is to > have the best lessons. My plan is to avoid reinventing the > wheel. I went on [link removed].

If you take a lesson off a site verbatim you had better site it in your plans. A CT will be impressed with your ability but odds are most teachers know wh...See More
Mar 30, 2011
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Don't get your hopes up too high What state and grade level are you in? Sadly, you could be the best student teacher ever and not be hired because there are so many layoffs. They are laying off 800 teachers in our district across all grade levels and specialities. Even special ed and math teachers are being laid off. Support staff is being laid off too. I hope you get a job but do...See More
Mar 30, 2011
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Laura I think using lessons from the internet is a great way for a student teacher to see how a lesson plan is structured and to use as a base for planning a lesson. But you probably would want to add to it or change it with your own creative ideas. The only downfall I see to it is not getting the experience yourself of searching for resources to plan a ...See More
Apr 17, 2011
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Emily Up North As a CT, I value connection with students and a sensitivity to their needs more than stellar lesson plans. If you can't change your plans to adjust to the fact that a child (or group of children) are not understanding or engaged, then you are lecturing not teaching. It is essential to have that sensitivity to your students. Anyone can cut and paste...See More
May 3, 2011
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Jackie Atkinson On 5/03/11, Emily Up North wrote: > As a CT, I value connection with students and a sensitivity to > their needs more than stellar lesson plans. If you can't change > your plans to adjust to the fact that a child (or group of > children) are not understanding or engaged, then you are > lecturing not teaching. It is essential to have ...See More
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