We had a blast today teaching each other the vocab. Having done it very successfully on TUesday, the students were well prepared to teach the vocab today. I played the bad student every once in a while (passed notes, went to sleep on the table) to keep the "teacher" on his/her toes. It was a nice class and the kids really learned.
Assignment
prepare to teach 5 more vocab words. Read for 40 minutes.
Session Minutes
45
Minutes Student Attended
45
Lesson Comments
Fun class. I am so glad Diane taught me this effective way to teach vocab!
The students tried a new trick on FRiday while I was absent. They were supposed to teach each other the vocab words from Gatsby. The homework was to write it up and turn it in. They all did their homework for today and they continued to teach each other the vocab. They did a great job and I think each enjoyed his/her turn playing teacher. I was very pleased with them.
Assignment
Prepare the 5 words chosen in class to teach tomorrow
- Review outcomes of WWII
- Identify causes/basis for the Cold War
.ideologies
.economic systems
.world power competition
Assignment
Complete chap. 25 Study Guide/term papers
Session Minutes
75
Minutes Student Attended
75
Lesson Comments
This class was the first time in two weeks when all students were present. It is catch up time. Devin and Sadie will turn in papers on Friday. Devin must take chap. 24 exam on Thursday. Ashley is the only student up to date with all obligations.
We reviewed inverse functions and how to find them. Then, I moved on to section 9.1, and we spoke about direct, inverse and joint variation and how to write models for different problems.
Students read the next chapter (chapter 10) of the Alejandro reader. They became familiar with the vocabulary intro and then read through the chapter and answered the exercises after the chapter reviewing comprehension.
Assignment
None
Session Minutes
45
Minutes Student Attended
45
Lesson Comments
Students concentrated on trying to decipher the reading and figure out words they were not familiar with in order to understand the story.