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Re: Amount of time between classes

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From: Woody Duncan (wduncan_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Fri May 23 2003 - 15:07:24 PDT

We have 4 mins between classes and we are suppose to be
in the hall supervising students between classes. When I started
teaching 27 years ago I used the time for getting ready but
now I realize the value of greeting students at the door as
they arrive to class. Also after a while you get good at setting
up for the next class as you teach the present one. We sure
learn to juggle things. Oh, I forgot it's suppose to be called
multi-tasking. I only have to multi-task for seven more days.
                                                        Woody in KC

Kimberly Hutts wrote:

> The principal of my school decided to create
> everyone's schedules for them for next year. This has
> been a nightmare for everyone including her. I
> recently got a look at my new schedule and realized
> that I will have only 2 minutes between classes next
> year. I currently have 5 minutes between classes and
> feel that it would be impossible to get everything
> done in just 2. How much time do you get, and if it's
> less than 5 minutes how do you get everything done? I
> have a feeling that I'm going to be stressed to the
> max by the end of the first week of school. 

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