"Colleen, Erica's ability grouping pod idea that promotes collaboration is an awesome way to start. Both are components of differentiated instruction and I believe this is a great way to reach as many students as possible when you are…"
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What are the biggest challenges of the first year of teaching?
Started Apr 11, 2011 0 Replies 0 Likes
I know that they first year of teaching is going to be very difficult and I was wondering what some of the biggest challenges were, and how they were overcame.
What are some fun getting to know each other activities to complete with children on the first day of school?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Briana Hernandez Apr 16, 2011. 7 Replies 0 Likes
I will be certified to teach in less than a year and I learned that the first day of school is one of the most important days of the whole school year. What are some engaging getting to know each…Continue
What are some effective classroom management strategies for children in the lower elementary grade levels?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Tony Kuc Apr 11, 2011. 3 Replies 0 Likes
I will be student teaching next spring, and I will be certified to teach in a little over a year. I have always wanted to teach anywhere between kindergarten to 2nd grade. I have been concerned…Continue
What do you do if students do not complete their homework on time, or if a student never completes his/her homework assignments?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Amy Koo Apr 20, 2011. 17 Replies 0 Likes
What do you do if students do not complete their homework on time, or if a student never completes his/her homework assignments? When should you contact the parents and make them aware of the…Continue
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Don McPhee replied to Colleen Fadden's discussion Is it hard to accommodate and give all the students in your classroom equal attention?
Robert Franklin replied to Colleen Fadden's discussion Classroom Management"I don't think there is one particular strategy or set of strategies that you can pinpoint. It really depends on the collective group you are working with. If you are dealing with special education students then it depends on their…"
Robert Franklin replied to Colleen Fadden's discussion What do you do if you think that a child is being abused at home?"Check with your school principal and counselor depending on your district policy. In Louisiana teachers, school staff, administrators, etc. are mandatory reporters. In addition many states protect you from lawsuit as well if you in good faith report…"
Amy Koo replied to Colleen Fadden's discussion What do you do if students do not complete their homework on time, or if a student never completes his/her homework assignments?"What is the purpose of the homework first? Children need to realize the purpose of homework in order for them to even want to di it.
Second, is the piece of homework engaging or interesting? If they see value in it or want to do it, then…"
Erica Zaremba replied to Colleen Fadden's discussion What do you do if students do not complete their homework on time, or if a student never completes his/her homework assignments?"Have you ever heard of a homework grid? Google it and see if that would help. There is a great article on the topic but I can't find it for you. Hope that helps."
Erica Zaremba replied to Colleen Fadden's discussion Is it hard to accommodate and give all the students in your classroom equal attention?"I have my students in pods of 4. When they need help here is what I taught them, " Ask three then me." Within their pods they are grouped based on ability levels, stronger learners with struggling learners and vice versa. It is a great way…"
Paul Greenwood replied to Colleen Fadden's discussion Is it hard to accommodate and give all the students in your classroom equal attention?"Quite a few teachers in England use lollipop sticks. Each child has their name written on a stick. Names are drawn out randomly. Children enjoy this as they accept it is fair."
Hattie Delgado replied to Colleen Fadden's discussion Is it hard to accommodate and give all the students in your classroom equal attention?"I am a college student about to graduate and in one my classes we discussed way to treat students equally in the classroom. As many know, boys are the more verbal students in the classroom and we tend to as teachers call on the more responsive…"
Veronica Gutierrez replied to Colleen Fadden's discussion What do you do if students do not complete their homework on time, or if a student never completes his/her homework assignments?"I am also finishing up college and will be student teaching this fall. I am working in a 4th grade class right now where there is a huge problem with students not turning in their assignments and projects. Unfortunately, the teacher…"
Briana Hernandez replied to Colleen Fadden's discussion What are some fun getting to know each other activities to complete with children on the first day of school?"I think that the first day should be structured but also can be filled with games. Something to get the students to know one another and for you to get to know them. I do think that its more the teacher who is the one getting to know all the…"
Briana Hernandez replied to Colleen Fadden's discussion What do you do if you think that a child is being abused at home?"Take A LOT of self notes. Start to record everything that you are seeing and feeling. Make sure that you also use dates. Notify your principal and possibly guidance councilor of your thoughts and just continue monitoring what is taking place. If the…"
Briana Hernandez replied to Colleen Fadden's discussion What do you do if students do not complete their homework on time, or if a student never completes his/her homework assignments?"I think that it is important to pull the student aside and get them to understand the impact of what not doing their work can do. Ask questions, maybe there is an underlying factor as to why the student is not completing his or her work. Offer extra…"
Lauren Lennard replied to Colleen Fadden's discussion What do you do if students do not complete their homework on time, or if a student never completes his/her homework assignments?"This is such a hard situation because each teacher has his or her own way of dealing with their students. I think that it really depends on the student. If the student usually has their homework completed and turned in, then they should…"
Christina replied to Colleen Fadden's discussion What do you do if you think that a child is being abused at home?"You should definitely find out your schools policy as how to go about reporting your concerns. Different districts may have different policies so you will want to know the correct policy so you do go about it the wrong way. If you make a mistake it…"
Christina replied to Colleen Fadden's discussion What do you do if students do not complete their homework on time, or if a student never completes his/her homework assignments?"You should talk to the student and find out what the problem might be. They could be experiencing problems at home. They may not understand the material. There are many different issues that could be going on, so I think the best thing to do would…"
David Juarez replied to Colleen Fadden's discussion What do you do if you think that a child is being abused at home?"Make sure you are informed on your legal obligations and school policy. Being a new teacher you should definitely consult the school councelor and the principle. They may have knowledge about the families history and can suggest a course…"
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