Harry Wong says way to successful teaching is no mystery
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Mar 29, 2009
Also, our aides spend lots of time copying and working on bulletin boards, rather than working with students during their one hour per day in our classroom. What is your school policy/what teachers do with aides?
In my class I have been having them work in small groups as we read reading comp test stories and discuss what theme means, using process of elimination, etc.
Thanks for your input!
Francie 5th grade
Rhonda 4th grade
On 3/29/09 The best success I have seen in my classroom is reading novels together, stopping at the end of each chapter and writing notes, and at the same time identifyng grammar points such as synonyms, antonyms, adjectives, similes, metaphors, etc. I alternate with reading whole-class, and having the students read in groups. There is so much you ...See More
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