> Sounds like you have a stronger class this year.
>
> Laura C
Yeah, things are a lot different now, but even though the classes have
changed, the number of problems have not.. I now have 6th, 7th, and 8th
grade advanced readers. Last year, one of the areas where test scores
dropped at our s
Bill,
You could be describing my husband's reading classes this year. He is
teaching in a district where test score are not of particular concern--most
of these kids test very well. But given the opportunity to apply skills in
the context of real reading, they are floundering. A prime example i
Makes you wonder how on earth these kids will survive life--they will
> be so easy to manipulate. They are unprepared to think, to defend their
> thinking, to ground it in text and experience or to accept that questions
> can have more than one potential answer.
>
I still have 160 days left to c
Well given the math when you figure that a former eight grade student is now
the mother of a current eighth grade student.. With only 15 years in the
middle...you are not so old, Bill.
Lori
On 9/23/07 8:23 PM, "Bill Roberts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Makes you wonder how on earth these kids
Personally, I've resolved to quit as soon as one of my students tells me I
taught her grandfather!! (and I'm not sure but what that could come pretty
soon.> > Of course, this week I had open house and met one of my parents who
proudly > exclaimed that I taught her when she was in 8th grade some
Bill
Kinda like the student I had who came back this fall to tell me she would
be student teaching next year and that I inspired her to be a teacher...when I
had her in FIRST GRADE! :-P
Jennifer
In a message dated 9/23/2007 10:24:09 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
My student teacher 3 years ago had been my student in third grade.
Laura
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Bill
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My student teacher 3 years ago had been my student in third grade.
Laura
One of my former Kindergarten students teaches two doors down from me. This
is her 3rd year teaching! I LOVE having her
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My student teacher 3 years ago had been my student in third grade.
Laura
One of my former Kindergarten students teaches two doors down
> Another of my student teachers is now an assistant principal--if she
> hadn't
> changed schools she would be doing my evaluation this year.
>
Now THAT would be creepy
Bill
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At one point, my mom's doctor took on a new partner... An older friend's
son. At that time she was pregnant with my youngest sister and the
potential existed that this young doctor would be on call when she went into
labor. How is that for creepy???
Lori
On 9/24/07 9:27 PM, "Bill Roberts" <[EM
Really really creepy but not as creepy as if it were a former student.
ick ick
Renee
On Sep 25, 2007, at 5:08 AM, ljackson wrote:
> At one point, my mom's doctor took on a new partner... An older
> friend's
> son. At that time she was pregnant with my youngest sister and the
> potential e
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> mosaic@literacyworkshop.org> Subject: Re: [MOSAIC] A new problem> > Really
> really creepy but not as creepy as if it were a former student. > ick ick> >
> Renee> > > On Sep 25, 2007, at 5:08 AM, ljackson wrote:> > > At one point, my
> mo
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