Exhibition Presentation For Parents As Partners
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This document provides instructions for students and parents regarding a school project. It outlines several milestones with due dates that students must complete, including gathering resources and taking notes to answer a driving question. On the day of the student's scheduled presentation, parents are told to ensure the child arrives prepared with visual aids, note cards, and an agenda to discuss what they have learned for about 15 minutes. The document emphasizes that this is the child's project and parents should only help them practice, not do the work. It concludes by listing teachers' email addresses in case parents have any questions.
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http://nlcblogs.nebraska.gov/bigtalk
Advice for new teachers
The document provides advice for new teachers from experienced educators. Some key pieces of advice include: build positive relationships with students, parents, and colleagues; establish clear routines and classroom management from day one; ask for help from other teachers and staff; take care of yourself by maintaining a work-life balance and not taking work home; and remain organized, consistent, and flexible in your planning and teaching.
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This document provides an overview of the curriculum, schedule, policies and communication methods for Mrs. Lilie's 2nd grade classroom. Key subjects covered include reading, writing, math, science and social studies. The teacher emphasizes the importance of reading at home, completing homework and developing good study habits. She outlines various assessments, projects and field trips for the school year and encourages parental involvement.
On the Road to Responsibility
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parent revision guide
1) Revision involves actively looking over work to reinforce learning, identify gaps, and check understanding. It reduces exam stress and helps students achieve better results.
2) Parents should help their children with revision by discussing their studies, identifying strengths and weaknesses, and encouraging regular breaks. However, students should do the work themselves.
3) Creating a structured revision timetable with breaks built in helps students manage their time effectively. Knowing their preferred learning style (visual, auditory, kinesthetic) can also help students focus their revision activities.
Natural approach for preschool
This document provides guidance for running a natural preschool workshop. It discusses the key learning characteristics of preschool-aged children, which include being energetic, noisy, quick learners but quick to forget. It emphasizes the importance of hands-on learning through senses, speech, seeing, hearing, touching. The document outlines sample classroom activities, resources, routines, schedules, and techniques for teaching language to young children through pictures, murals, crafts, stories, videos, rhymes and songs. Discipline strategies focus on avoiding confrontation and modeling alternative behaviors.
The Homework Challenge: How to Help your Young Scholar Be Successful
The document provides strategies and advice for helping students with homework challenges, including establishing a consistent environment and routine, using incentives to motivate students, ensuring appropriate teacher expectations, and tips for specific subjects like reading, writing, and math. It also discusses identifying the root causes of homework struggles and when to seek additional support from professionals.
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