If their work performance is sub par and they've been disciplined, in writing, for insubordination and inattention to duty?
I think this is an opportunity to be a reflective teacher. The first step is to find the root of the problem: why didn't the lesson fail? Was the material too advanced (or too basic) for the students? Were their external factors (e.g., early morning class, classroom distruptions) that lead to the failure? Were the kids not actively engaged? Was the material too basic or too advanced for the students to comprehend? Once you nail down the root of the problem, you can develop a strategy for a new, revised lesson that addresses the core problem. There isn't a one size fits all model for a lesson (that's where differentiated instruction comes into play). I've seen teachers that take a lesson plan from a teacher's website and fail to customize it to their teaching style, classroom climate, and student learning styles. Always keep in mind a student-centered learning approach works best. In addition, I would seek the advice of your mentor teacher, instructional support teacher, or whatever the term is for your school district. They can provide better insight into it. When I was in the classroom, I had this experience. One time in particular, I felt that the students in one class didn't quite grasp the lesson like the students did in another class. When I sat down and thought about it, and bounced off some ideas on a more experienced teacher, I realized that the students in the class where the lesson didn't work were more kinesthetic learners. So, I changed my lessons to reflect their learning styles. And, it worked! Good luck, and continue your task of educating young people.
If you cant give her the affection and attention she needs and deserves, then I think finding her a good home is the best answer, Please dont go to a shelter. She is still a puppy, and needs to socialize and run and play, keeping her tied up for long periods of time just isnt fair to her, and will only make her become more hyper and less friendly. If you love her like you say you do, and want to keep her. Take some time, get her on a routine and train her, They are smart dogs, it shouldnt take long. Puppys/Dogs shouldnt be in crates or locked up for any more than 3 hours except for at night. Imagine Tieing up a 4 or 5 year old all day, thats what it is like. I hope this helped you.
No they have not, the Cypriot government votes on the degree Monday. If the degree isn't handed then Cyprus could o.k. circulate bankrupt which might advise the depositors could lose one hundred% of their money a huge distinction from the 6.seventy 5 or greater fee of 9.9% that they stand to lose on the 2d. So might or no longer that's suited to permit the Banks fail? no longer if one stands to lose all their money by potential of doing so.
