MESL
 
 
  Joined: 23 Aug 2003 Posts: 291
 
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				 Posted: Thu Aug 25, 2016 6:15 pm    Post subject: scheduling nightmare | 
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				| Some lessons were 35 minutes, some 40 minutes, some 45 minutes.  I taught the same lesson to 26 classes.  10 grades, 3 classes in each grade.  This meant tailoring the same lesson to 10 skill levels.  An extra lesson to middle school and high school students.  7 extra lessons to the first graders in the advanced language program.  I essentially taught for 4 schools  -  high, middle, primary, and language.  Instead of teaching all classes of the same grade back to back, I skipped from grade to grade.  Many cases of split shift scheduling.  Some days I taught 7 lessons, some days I taught 3 lessons.  11 days on, 3 days off.  Classrooms in 3 buildings.  No classroom map.  No English room numbers.  No teaching assistant. | 
			 
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