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Lesson Plans


Re: Punishment!

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Ann Wilschke (awilschk.us)
Thu, 23 Sep 1999 08:42:14 -0400 (EDT)

I have had troublesome classes in the past. I think it helps to get
really structured. Like begin with something from a text book and then a
little discussion then so much time for a drawing or something based on
the reading. Due at the end of the hour. It isn't good because there is
really no planning time for images, but it does usually keep people on
task. Good luck. Ann

On Wed, 22 Sep 1999 BluesTruth wrote:

>Dear Friends:
>How do you feel about certain real, out of control classes that can't handle
>art, (fighting, yelling, profanities,etc.) and the teacher has given
>up--well; you get the idea...I was thinking of giving them written work
>instead of hands on art projects.. Has any of you ever done this? I really
>despise doing this, but some of my classes are really HORRID (8th grade
>especially). There are a few good kids that I feel real sorry for. I just
>don't think the bad ones deserve art.
>What would YOU do if you were ME?!?!
>Thanks in advance-it means a lot!!
>Bluestruth
>