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Re: any advice for student teacher?

From: jwells (jwells.us)
Date: Fri Jan 14 2000 - 13:44:21 PST

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    Janice,
    Hi, my name is Janet. I started out just like you. I student taught grades
    7-12 for 16weeks. My advice with the 7-8th grade is to make sure rules are
    clear and short and consistently inforced. Try to make up lessons you feel
    will challenge but be successful for them. Do not criticize negatively -
    try to be as positive as possible. The 9-12th graders are "aware" of much
    more than you could ever dream. Since you are so close to their age, do not
    fall into the trap of identifying with them constantly because you're young.
    Remain professional, but try to be fun too. There's a fine line. You'll
    discover it quickly. Talk openly to the teacher you will be student
    teaching with. If you have open communication with that person, you cannot
    go wrong.
    Good luck. E-mail me anytime if you need anything.
    Janet in Connersville

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    From: Janjarreau <Janjarreau>
    To: ArtsEdNet Talk <artsednet>
    Date: Thursday, January 13, 2000 8:36 PM
    Subject: any advice for student teacher?

    >Dear Artnet friends,
    > Tomorrow (Friday) is my last college class. I will begin my student
    >teaching experience Tuesday. I will start out with grade 9-12 then go to a
    >Junior high school. I highly respect the opinion of this group. If you have
    >any advice I will be glad to take it. Thanks.
    >Janice
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