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A Variety of Uses for Seating Charts
I laminate my seating charts and use them in a variety of ways. With my laminated charts, I can check daily attendance, record homework, monitor participation and document student behavior.
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Absent Planner
I keep an extra homework planner at the front of the room. At the end of the day I get a responsible student with good handwriting to write down the homework for the day. When anyone is absent they kn...
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Absent Students II
One of the things I hate dealing with is parents and little brothers and sisters coming in at the end of the day wanting the missed homework for an ill student. The way I deal with this is to have a s...
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Absolute Deadlines
We started a new grading policy this year. We give 80% for academic grades and 20% for productivity. Academic grades include those assignments that are tests, quizzes, and projects. Productivity grade...
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Answers in Red
In my Spanish classes I have red pens available, and when we go over homework, the students mark their corrections in red. At the end of each chapter I give a homework quiz, in which I give students a...
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Assignment Notebooks
I use assignment notebooks with daily teacher and parent signatures to help my students turn in homework on a timely basis. I verify that the correct information is written and understood, I touch bas...
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Assignment Schedule
I get a big desk calendar and hang it by the door of my classroom. I write what we did that day and the assignment on the calendar. This way, my students can get the assignments they missed and the da...
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Assignments at a Glance
With so many different classes each day, it's difficult for me to keep students up to date on their missed work. I have a spreadsheet for each class that I magnetically post on the closet door. The sh...
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Behavior Bucks
Ms. Morrison awards each student $25 in play money at the beginning of each nine week session, which they must use to pay for misbehavior. A culminating event provides just deserts for the whole class.
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Cellular Homework Hotline
I use my cell phone as a homework hotline for my students and parents. Each day I leave a message on my voice mail that gives all of the daily assignments and any upcoming events that might be of inte...
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