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Re: suggestions on a mixture of 2nd to 5th graders
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lugnet.robotics.edu
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Wed, 9 Mar 2005 13:03:30 GMT
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In lugnet.robotics.edu, Elizabeth Mabrey wrote:
> Hi,
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> I am going to hold an afterschool enrichment class designed for 3rd to 5th
> graders. The organizer made a mistake of taking in a lot of 2nd graders as
> well. Now, the class has 8 2nd graders, 10 3rd graders, 10 4th & 5th
> graders. Yes, I do have one instructor and two assistants. However, I
> just think including 2nd graders in the same curriculum is just too
> unrealistic.
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> Now, since the organizer has already informed and accepted the enrollment of
> these 2nd graders who most likely very much look forward to the class, I
> hate to disappoint them by removing them.
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> My next immediate solution is to move the 2nd graders to another class, but
> it leaves budgeting problem as far as making payment to another instructor.
> I wonder if I can borrow ideas of the most sensible solutions to this
> situation.
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> Suggestions will be greatly appreciated!
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> Elizabeth Mabrey
Well, as the father of a 1st grader reading and doing match at the 3rd grade
level.... I'd say let them do their best to keep up with the rest, they may just
surprise you!
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