Anyone here in Primary school?
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you should ask your parents before you use the computer and if you are not in primary school you should be slapped for preying on young children !!!
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I'm in administration now, but was a HS and elementary choral teacher for 3 years in Virginia. Was a member of MENC and VMEA. I'm a big supporter of the arts both in my school and the community, and I offer resources and mentoring to new music teachers. Feel free to email!\nalisluv@yahoo.com
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depends sometimes its headstart, preschool or even Kindergarten. Should ask local ISD they could help out.
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The first class should introduce the children to what they are going to learn the rest of the year as well as your expectations for them as students. You might have them do a little bit of reading and writing, or any other part of English. For example, read a short story together and have them write about the story (retell the story, give their opinion, rewrite the ending, etc...). Be sure to introduce your procedures for completing and turning in the work. Good luck!
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hey in there. hows you doin?
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I'm not a teacher but I've got a few as a student.  Once, when I was in 7th grade, my english teacher Mrs. Salisbury (If you see this email me!! haha) Was teaching us about Huckelberry Finn.  And after reading I think it was the section where he tricks the other kids in to paying him to let them whitewash the fence, she stood up in front of the class (And mind you, she was a very prim and proper woman.) and says "Alrignt, now how did F*ck Hinn ...." and naturally stopped there as the entire class went into hysterics.  I don't think we got much accomplished after that for the rest of the day lol\n-Duo
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you could look at our national curriculum attainment targets.. but I don't think you would be any more clued up. \nI would try to put what you want in kid language ie/communication, knowledge and understanding etc, and then think about how well they have done it. \nThat way, you and they understand it.
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Congratulations!\n\nYou can finally begin first grade!
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I have used it in school.
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I'm one .... Your friend :p NaDia.... Your school mate... Your close friend... :D !!!
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I know someone who recently raised funds to build a primary school in Uganda. I may be able to connect you with someone who can help.
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I do homeschool my two children ages 9 and 6.  I wasnt homeschooled but my lil brother was.  He just graduated. Is extremely smart. Just started his first job, already paid for his truck in the 3mths he worked there.  Is going to Air Force next year.  \nI enjoy teaching my children, my son has reading problems that the public school couldnt help with. So I pulled them from public schools. We are able to slow down and read at his pace, no pressure atmosphere.  He excels in math, so instead of being bored with 3rd grade level math he is able to continue to 4th grade math, while still working in a 2-3rd grade reading level.  \nYou can spend more time with them working with their problems and encouraging them when they need it most.  Most teachers are so busy with 30 kids they cant help the one that needs it most.\nMy daughter is already doing 1st grade work well.  She doesnt do well with math, but loves to read, so we work with her, not pressuring her to be up to par with other kids her age.  \nAnd no TAKS test pressure, that was all they were teaching them in 3rd grade public school.  Pushing them to pass this test, when it doesnt matter if you pass the test if your failing your regular grades.  Think they have their priorities backwards. \nMy kids do hands on science experiements, grow their own little garden, learn how to use the computer, get exercise, eat whenever they are hungry, go to the bathroom when they need to without having to wait for permission from a busy teacher.\nThey are allowed to ask questions and search for the answers till they are satisfied. They pick out books based on their interests in the library and we read them together and alone.  \nI personally love being with my kids, and I love seeing them read for the first time, learn new spelling words,  get excited and jump for joy when their volcano actually spews. We have learned alot from each other and will learn more each day. \nAs for social skills, I actually prefer that my kids dont talk back, dont cuss, dont call others stupid, dont get called stupid, and  dont get told to shut up.\nThe kids I've watched on the local school play ground are cussing, pushing, rude, biting, hitting, and talk back to adults.    If this is what they learn in public school, I think I can do without .
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I just can't believe a student is actually doing some work on their key skills, well done you I hope you get sorted.  (See if there is anything on the Learning and SKills Development Agency website).
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Have you tried contacting the school?
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man...i don't know,im in the same school,same level and almost same class < l\n                    < l
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I use to teach- and LOVED it (most days)- but then I had my kids.  Now that they are young, I tutor in my house.  \n\nIt is convenient and flexible. I love that I can be more relaxed and that I have the opportunity to meet some great kids. \n\nI do however, miss teaching a class of students- When I taught I worked with the whole class, in small groups and one and one all in a given day.  I DO NOT the miss the stress of the politics behind teaching....still I hope to go back someday.... goodness knows when that will be.  In the meantime- I will have to stick to tutoring and visiting this website :) \n\n\nGreat question !
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there are many\ncheck it\n\nhttp://education.guardian.co.uk/higher/columnist/story/0,,1751568,00.html