Utah Elementary basic skills and content exams
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Mar 23, 2006
Hi Utah teachers! I'm a fellow teacher who just happens to
live in Ga. I teach 4th grade. I just got a new student from
your state. According to the new student (and his mom), you
guys don't use textbooks, but EVERYTHING is hands on! That
is wonderful! I was wondering how true that is, and if it is
true, how do you teach things like Social Studies and Math
without a book? I can understand Science being hands-on. I
feel like I do many hands-on activities in class, but I'd
love to hear what Utah is doing to make your schools so
great!:-) My new student is a smart kid who is really having
a hard time adjusting to the way Georgia does things. I'm
trying to make his transition as easy as possible. Anyway,
share your secrets!:-) Ally 4th
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I've taught in Utah. Don't believe everything. Yes, we
still use books here, for every subject.
On 3/23/06, Ally wrote:
> Hi Utah teachers! I'm a fellow teacher who just happens to
> live in Ga. I teach 4th grade. I just got a new student from
> your state. According to the new student (and h...See More