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Quiz Re-Test Form
If you offer re-tests for students who do poorly, this is a useful form for students to fill out ahead of time. On this form: - It covers basic info about the quiz (when it was, the topic, student original score, etc) - It asks students to explain why they did not do well the first time - It holds them accountable for doing more work to improve their understanding of the material and document what they did (study using quizlet, complete missing assignments, meet with teacher or tutor, etc.) -
7th - 12th
German, Math, Spanish
Classroom Rules for the German Classroom
I suggest having your students hand-copy these rules from the Smartboard or projector. When students hand-write the rules, they learn them better, and have little grounds to say "I didn't know that I couldn't do X/Y/Z." (Have a few copies made for students with disabilities or for students who miss class on the day when these rules are shared.) File these rule sheets away, and when a student breaks the rule, enforce consequences immediately and fairly. ***You may want to come up with a set of
6th - 12th
German
Letter of Appreciation to Parents
" Some students drink at the fountain of knowledge.Others just gargle." Parents always hear from teachers when their children are bad, so I decided to send letters to the parents of my students who were good and well-behaved. I did this the first week in December. I wanted to let parents know how much I appreciated having a polite and respectful student in my classroom, one who was attentive and not disruptive. The letter had nothing to do with grades. I also offered encouragem
7th - 12th
French, German, Italian
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