How To Deal With A Bad Report Card
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Tell your parents the truth about your bad grades. Admit that it was your mistake but that you will improve your grades by the next report. Go to tutoring and focus on your weak points to improve. Ask questions in class, take notes, study, and pay attention. If talking to your teacher doesn't help, be honest with your parents about what you don't understand so they aren't surprised by future bad grades.
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DO NOT SHARE NOTES or work on this assignment in groups. It should be very individualized! It will be checked for plagiarism.
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Are you a person of integrity?
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HINT:
DAP/ Program Goals/ LCAs/Types of LCAs/Assessment /Whole Child/Curriculum/Blooms
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Why should the administration of your school support the use of learning center activities in your classroom of young children?
Scenario # 1:
You were hired in June to teach first grade. It is now August and the principal that hired you has now been moved to another campus. It is 5 days before school begins and the new principal is standing at your classroom door. He/she wants you to explain your lesson plan that includes learning centers. What will you say to explain and justify LCA? How to LCAs fit into the overall curriculum of your classroom. (Be sure to include at least one theorist to help support your views.)
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HINT:
Math ALL day a.
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Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
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