Nice carrot Allen paint shirt

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16 for me would have been heaven!!! I had over 30 in every class, and over 30% of those had letters & numbers attached (special needs of one kind or another), and no paras; no ELA help; nothing. I spent a majority of my time on classroom management. Very little time for actual teaching in circumstances like that. When I taught in China I had TA, and holy shit, having an adult handle the Nice carrot Allen paint shirt but in fact I love this behavior during class time was a fucking godsend. 10/10 I had a TA in a public school, and she was more work than she was a help. She would interrupt me. And I asked her to help me with behavior, and she said that it wasn’t her job. This. Having a TA is great if it’s a good TA. My current TA just yells at kids and picks fights with them. Half the time it’s not even a kid who doung anything they weren’t supposed too. I’m actually having a meeting with her and my admin next week because nothing changed when I spoke to her on my own.

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Agree with all of these points. Tired of people quoting that one BS study saying “class size makes no difference” seriously? STFU with that gaslighting nonsense. Also I would add to this more support for pre-school/childcare/aftercare etc. A student in an overcrowded home without access to literacy/numeracy support needs those programs to keep up with their more privileged peers, and yet they have been cut in many of the Nice carrot Allen paint shirt but in fact I love this neediest places. Also, maybe this is not happening everywhere, but the “standards based report cards” with the 1- 4 rating scale is part of the problem. Students come into middle school having no idea what letter grades are. Parents have no idea that they are behind. The idea of 70% accuracy as a benchmark is completely gone in some cases, which leads to kids doing a crazy bare minimum of like, 20% then acting outraged when it isn’t enough. Build that habit over 5 years of elementary school and you have a cumulative effect that’s disastrous in middle school. Being proud of an all A/B report card can motivate students to learn more and it isn’t necessary to give out F’s at the younger grades, either. So I’d say going back to letter grades in elementary would help a lot.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.