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Preparing for your First Day at School

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For all the new (and veteran) teachers out there, this article has some great tips and tricks for your first day back at shcool.

 http://www.educationworld.com/a_curr/curr360.shtml


Prepare Yourself

  • A Diary (for notes and reflections)
  • A Personal Calendar (Google Calendar runs my professional life)
  • A Personal "Survival" kit (for your convenience and sanity)



Prepare the Way

  • (Re-) Familiarize yourself with the school building and grounds
  • Visit the school website
  • Review school policies (check for changes)
  • Make friends with the school support staff (I cannot emphasize this enough!)



Prepare your Classroom

  • Setup bulletin boards
  • Setup the room (charge and prepare the tech)
  • Obtain supplies
  • Post classroom info
  • & More listed in the article

Prepare your students' parents



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  1. Allen JhonApril 11, 2022 at 5:10 AM

    Fantastic website! As technology advances, it may be found in every minor and large sector of the country. As a result, it is equally crucial for schools to have the most up-to-date technologies that will make studying easier and more enjoyable. Smart schools are a requirement in today's world. My nephew attends a Christian nursery school in Winnipeg, and I can attest to the fact that it is an excellent smart school for your child as well. They also organize Winnipeg's Christmas celebrations, as well as a variety of other events. Your children should be admitted to SCA.

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