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Aug 21, 2007
I am teaching in a one room school house in Mongolia with
grades 1st-6th and a total of eight students. Although
some of the students are clusterd in a grade, some have
started a grade already last year or some did not finish a
grade the year before. I am looking for any ideas on how
to engage all of the students in relavent learning
activities while I am instructing individual students.
The school day is only six hours long so I have to make
the most of every opportunity to work with the students.
Also, you can get some basic educational supplies here but
anything too out of the ordinary can be hard to find. I'd
apprecaiate any help at all!!
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