To share ideas without the fear of being censored; I want to know that everyone in the classroom is teaching one another; it's not a solo job.
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I like your point! Nobody understand the educational needs of a student better than the teacher. This is why the freedom to teach is so important. Thanks for sharing!
I teach in a small school and often have multiple classes in my classroom simultaneously. I have found that it is much easier to group the math topics, and then individualize as needed based on the levels in the class. I also try to use projects that hit multiple learning targets at once.
I can now take time to teach students more about their own history, some life skills and get them ready to go to college academically , psychologically and emotionally.
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To not be bound by law/government and those who hold back our profession with their power.
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That you are able to teach what you see fit with your curriculum. That you can be creative and innovative with your students and faculty. That you can collaborate with other subjects to create something awesome and involve a lot of different students doing it. To involve students to become the teachers to other students. Freedom to teach has so many meaning to me and our school. It has allowed us to THRIVE with our students,faculty and each other.
Thank you so much for sharing, Shannon!
Yes! Thank you for participating in the discussion!
Good point! It's not a solo job. Thanks for sharing!