Does anyone know of a website where I can a review of my childs kindergarden teacher.(i.e feedback from parent
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Honestly I don't sorry, but if there's somthing wrong with the teacher, as if their hitting kids, or yelling at/intimidating them. REPORT THEM IMMEDIATELY!, I had a 3rd grade teacher who made almost every single kid in my class cry (I was the only one who didn't because I have a psychological abnomality that dosn't allow me to portray my emotions correctly), Please don't let your or anyone else child continue to be abused by a bad teacher. If the teacher is awesome though, cool deal. I would sit in during a few classes (if not working) and check out the teacher yourself though. First thing always though, believe the children who attend the class, if you need a really good review of a teacher ask their students what they are like.
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http://www.theteachersguide.com/ChildrensSongs.htm\ntry this site
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I can't figure out how to copy and paste the link but go to "advanced", and search for "Marilyn vos Savant" under "Nicknames of askers."  She asked,  "What can parents do to help children reach their potential in school?" and it got 8755 answers. That's the most I've ever seen.
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Um, my answer isn't as complex.  I was going to say try www.quia.com It is an online game site that you can personally design interactive activities to review your current curriculum.\n\nAnother one would be www.webquest.org.  You can find all sorts of webquests for all ages for all sorts of topics.
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Hopefully you'll find something in there it's over 55,000 teacher reviews on lessons plans and planning.Best Wishes.  \nhttp://www.lessonplanet.com/login.html?doc=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.lessonplanet.com%2F%3Fgclid%3DCMb7rbeRlYQCFSkMGgodz2ATpQ
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You may want to check out some of the school review websites
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If it's a private nursery, you can usually expect a higher level of service, which would include a home-link book, where staff write in what the child has done that day, etc.\n\nA normal state playgroup with subsidised fees, which may be attached to a school, or a free nursery after the child turns 3, usually has varying levels of communication with the parents.  Some are good, some aren't.  I think when they have that many children in their care it isn't easy to write an individual daily report for parents, however much they would like to.  You can always make an appointment with staff to discuss progress on a one to one basis if you are that concerned.\n\nGenerally speaking you may get the odd word in your ear about an incident when you pick her up, or a letter sent home about a good achievement, etc, otherwise you don't tend to get much in the way of daily feedback.  This isn't unusual, it's just the norm.  If you want more, you may have to pay for a private daycare nursery for that level of feedback.
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My goodness!  The SRA reading kits!  I loved them as a student - but that wasn't yesterday.  I have retired from a teaching career.  I remember how disappointed I would be if our teacher skipped SRA time!!  And at the end of the year I had progressed to the second last color - I think it was blue - I had really hoped to get to the top!! \n\nI did use a more updated version many years ago with third and fourth graders and some of them thought they were ok, while others detested them.  However,  I think they will be a good resource for students who are independent learners, and who like that sort of thing.  Many kids get a kick out of using the kinds of things their parents might have used.  Many kids enjoy the fact that they are self-directed, and that they can progress at their own rate.  For kids who don't like to do a lot of reading at one sitting, the stories are fairly short.  The speed with which kids can progress can be very enhancing to their self esteem and self confidence.  Students score their own work, which many like to do. \n\nThey can be a very good support to you in designing individualized materials as you need them, and possibly in setting up centers in your class if you use centers.  As others have indicated, they are sequential, so you can easily use them for ideas for activities and topics. Use them to design cloze precedures for example.  Write your own more indepth exercises if you need them.  Use the stories as a jumping off place for students to do more in depth research of a topic.\n\nYou can sign up for a free on-line monthly newsletter about the SRA labs at the link I've included.  New, much more colorful editions of the labs are available.\n\nBest of luck with it.  Pretty much anything kids will read is a good resource.
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Go to: www. Findarticles.com\nEnter: parents and teachers and involve\n\nDoing this search I came up with a number of periodical articles that appeared to have useful information.
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nope but he has his own webpage !!!  www.patchthepony.com he teaches stranger awareness ,child abuse ect. sounds pretty good site has a toll free number i intend to call monday am for my nursery class
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You can research schools at www.greatschools.net using the city and state. They give everything from test scores to parent reviews. It's a pretty good site.
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just use yahoo yellow pages and visit a few and see if you like the teacher(s)
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http://www.nd.edu/~rbarger/www7/kindergarten.html\n\nhttp://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/7905/fblkind.html
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http://www.childcare.net/indexnew.shtml
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Go to the school/college/university website and find out their contact number. \nCall them up saying you are the parent and would like to know your child's grades as to monitor his/her performance. \nGive them ur child's name ( they might ask other clarifications as well )and they would give you the information.
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parents duty to look of kid behaviuor but one can improve grade by usin paid service like http://www.nicetermpaper.com i know as a best on cheapest rates