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"Imagination is more important than knowledge." (Albert Einstein)
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rtallent
Posted 10/7/2005 3:35 PM (#125)
Subject: new discussion subject: success
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Location: Retired FCPS, Current UK and Transy		Bryan Station discussion topic for week 2 of October:

What new activities, processes, resources, strategies have you tried this year that have been successful? Please share.

What have you tried that you will never try again or need to tweek before you try it again?
mgraves
Posted 10/20/2005 4:39 PM (#195 - in reply to #125)
Subject: RE: new discussion subject: success
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Location: Bryan Station		taking time from my class to conduct DEAR! I believe reading scores went up but math did not! Why must I take time from my class to read! I really need more time to try to catch these students up! :
rtallent
Posted 10/20/2005 10:54 PM (#200 - in reply to #125)
Subject: RE: new discussion subject: success
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Location: Retired FCPS, Current UK and Transy		I agree!!! And portfolio conferencing? When did I become an English teacher?! Our math scores are bringing our school down but I have to do other teacher's jobs.
nfeese
Posted 10/21/2005 2:11 PM (#204 - in reply to #195)
Subject: RE: new discussion subject: success
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Location: IAKSS		Are you still doing DEAR this year? How long/how many times/can students read anything?
mdmdavis
Posted 10/21/2005 3:29 PM (#208 - in reply to #204)
Subject: RE: new discussion subject: success
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Location: Henry Clay		We just started DEAR this year. It is 30 minutes a week per subject. Every subject has their own day. Math is Thursdays. They cannot read newpapers or magazines. It has to be a real book. They are supposed to bring their own. But unless they are already readers they usually don't one. I have a supply I got at Goodwill for them to read. The ones that aren't into it usually complain and then end up falling asleep. Then they don't want to wake up for the rest of class.

Personally I enjoy it because I don't get to read any other time. But it takes a lot of math time away. I usually just rush the going over homework time or they get more homework that night.
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