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Re: High School classes with-35 kids? Help

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Christa Wise (cwise.us)
Thu, 18 Nov 1999 07:58:59 -0500

There is a huge difference between high school and elementary, but 35 is
still way too many. I would say a class of 20-24 high school students
would be optimal.
How many enlargers stations are there? If there are at least 24 or more,
this might fly. How much room is there at the developing trays? Can 36
students actually all be working and have room to work?
Christa

At 06:56 PM 11/17/99 EST, you wrote:
>Hi
>I am considering a position teaching high school photography, the school is
>in an affluent neighborhood, the current teacher told me he has 6- 50 min
>classes with 35 students in a class, is 35 managble at the high school
level?
>I would be moving up from elem art to high school photo. I couldn't imagine
>teaching art to 35 elementary students at one time. Is there a big enough
>difference between elem and high school to where working large groups is
>different?
>Please send help, opinions and suggestions!
>Thanks RB
>
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