When Students Don't Prepare for Class
In a recent Teacher Leaders Network daily discussion, a high school government teacherwe’ll call this person GovTeach wrote, in part:
The assignment for Friday's session in my three AP government classes of mainly 10th graders and a scattering of seniors was four pages in the textbook, which I wanted to use as the basis for a discussion and analysis.
In sixth period, I tried to start the discussion and got no response. So I bluntly asked who had read all four pages. Not a single student had. I was both...
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