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Hi everyone!!! Last year I put together a list of classrooms to exchange valentines with! We mailed 1 valentine to each class and included a picture if we could, and a few things about where we live and things we do!
I currently have 13 classes signed up! The more the merrier!!
We have classes CA, WI, PA, KS, TX, RI, MI, Canada, New Zealand.
I have a form to fill out if you are interested! I will email everyone the list probably at the end of the week if not sooner!
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Hi everyone!!! Last year I put together a list of classrooms to exchange valentines with! We mailed 1 valentine to each class and included a picture if we could, and a few things about where we live and things we do!
I currently have 13 classes signed up! The more the merrier!!
We have classes CA, WI, PA, KS, TX, RI, MI, Canada, New Zealand.
I have a form to fill out if you are interested! I will email everyone the list probably at the end of the week if not sooner!
forms.gle/GmwwrAHZTWfHuA
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How many in a class depends on the age-
For K-1, the ideal number is 18 or less,
2-3- about 20
4-5- no more than 25
For upper levels, I think the fewer, the better to give the teacher the opportunity to work more efficiently with each student. 25 or less
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Honestly if you have 25 students in one class, it is almost impossible to meet the needs of all the students. Especially when you have to meet IEP requirements, differentiations, and mods for so many students.
I think 25 is the absolute upper limit for effective teaching. Beyond that, you’re stretched too thin to meet the needs of every student, especially those who might already be struggling.
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I would say 25 or less. Although I do have a teacher friend who consistently has at 35-40 students