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Re: help a new teacher

From: Mark Alexander (malexander06)
Date: Fri Mar 03 2000 - 13:16:50 PST

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    Congratulations, new teacher!

    I suggest you immediately "clean the slate" and be very firm about it.
    Perhaps even talk to the principal first so that a parade of students to the
    principal's office in the first couple of days won't be a surprise.
    Shouldn't have much trouble after that.

    Also, a good first lesson in any new school involves student names. Names
    with warm and cool colors, names in clay relief sculptures, backwards names
    in linolium, cut out oak tag letters to spell names for rubbings.

    Good luck, new teacher!

    Mark Alexander
    Art K-12
    Region One in northwestern Connecticut
     for rubbings.
     what types of media make for good student/teacher introduction
    >lessons;

    to what degree should i clean the slate and start with a brand new
    >curriculum.
    >ANY other help is greatly appreciated
    > THANK YOU
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