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You mean I have to schedule?

This week's Mr. Teacher column over on education.com is all about lesson plans. You know what I'm talking about. If you work in my district, you can relate to the excess paperwork that we're dealing with here. If you work in another district, you might have very similar stories.

And of course, they keep telling us that next year, even MORE detail will be required...

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Posted: Tuesday, February 26, 2008 5:25 PM by misterteacher

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Betty said:

Lesson plans?  Don't get me started!  I remember years where we had to code in so many numbers and objectives that there wasn't room for the plans.  The funny thing is that it took so much time to do the plans that I didn't have time to gather materials and implement a lot of them.  

# February 26, 2008 5:41 PM

mz.w said:

if i ever have to *actually* leave my lesson plans for a week on my desk the friday preceeding that week, i'm in big trouble!

i don't even bother to write things down most of the time...except for my 3 agendas on the board for each subject. it helps that being in pi we have the mandated la schedule and then both the ss curriculum are easy to follow along in...

psoting standards would drive me crazy.

# February 27, 2008 2:02 AM

misterteacher said:

Yeah, it's all totally ridiculous.

# February 27, 2008 8:25 PM
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