I have all the answers at Introducing GothamSchools’ first advice column, by a principal
* What do I do when I have a student whose stated purpose in the classroom is to disrupt my lessons? -
He/she was probably thrown out of a charter school.
* Where can I find more paper?! -
Go teach in a charter school
* How do I teach reading to fifth-grade students who are reading at a pre-primer reading level?-
Go teach in a charter school- all those kids were sent to public schools.
* What should I do when a student throws a chair or desk?-
He/she was probably thrown out of a charter school.
* When and how do I tell my principal that other teachers aren’t doing their job, and it’s affecting mine?- First - the principal should know - if he/she doesn't, the teacher is probably a pal. Second - Join E4E and they'll tell you exactly how to snitch.
* How do I work with my principal to address school-wide safety concerns?
Go teach in a charter school- they ignore safety concerns.
* When is it appropriate to ask for outside help in dealing with a disruptive student? How do I do it?
- Go teach in a charter school - they remove disruptive students
* How will I know, as a first-year teacher, if I’m doing a good job?-
You're doing a much better job than any teacher making more money than you. Ask Black and Bloom -
Friday, March 11, 2011
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