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Monday, August 29th, was the first day of this school
year for the students in my district. It turned out to be a pretty good day at
my school. The students were well behaved and listened to instruction. We’ll
see how long that lasts.
This year I did not follow the usual first day procedures of
handing out countless forms and information sheets for the students to take
home. Instead, with each class, I had a getting-to-know-you session. I
introduced myself and gave the students a little bit of my history, and then
invited each of them to do the same.
I think it went over well. The students seemed to relax and
enjoy doing something different on the first day of school. I saw lots of
smiles.
Today, which will be the second day of school, will be the day
for all the forms and papers the students will have to take home. The good news
is only my homeroom class will have to deal with that. The bad news is I have
to come up with something for the other three classes to do that won’t wind up
putting my homeroom class behind. I have a few ideas and will see which ones
work out best.
Today’s post will be short as I see by the clock it is time for
me to get on to school.
As always, I remain,
The Exhausted Educator
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