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any ideas?

Last post 09-18-2012, 7:51 PM by stephenteacher. 1 replies.
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  •  07-15-2012, 1:46 AM 690856

    any ideas?

    I am taking on a new job where I will be a K-12 teacher in a shelter setting in a small room. While I did teach Level III BD/ED K-8 for 2 years in a small classroom, I know some ideas, but this is VERY different. These children will have a wide range of problems, emotional, behavioral, special needs, etc.... Plus these children come and go, they could be there for a day or for a few months. In my previous job, the students were split, 1 class with K-4 and another class with 5-8, this job I can have a Kindergartner and a 12th grader in the room at once. Any good ideas of how I can manage this type of classroom, how to make it fun and engaging for Kindergartners-12th graders all together, any tips?
    Thanks!
  •  09-18-2012, 7:51 PM 702461 in reply to 690856

    Re: any ideas?

    The way they used to do it in the olden days, was everyone pretty much worked
    on the same subject, different level. For example, writing. HS writes essays,
    middle school maybe the same, elementary maybe a story, kindergarten
    and first grade to letters, words, and their name.

    You really need to think "bundling" students up in grade groups. You
    can spend more time with the little kids, older kids should be able
    to be more self managed.

    Your classroom management, classroom discipline will really need to be stellar.

    Stephen C

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