One of the small breakout reading groups used by our school. I'm always amazed,when watching teachers, at how much they have to juggle. This reading class had about 15 students in it. Everyone had some busywork sorting/pasting project to do and they rotated five kids to a focus table to receive some attention from the teacher. In reality, the needy kids outside the circle competed for the teacher's time and fragmented the opportunity for learning.
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australianpolicyonline 31 months ago | reply
Thanks from Australian Policy Online. This pic is our feature image (with attribution) for APO's Education section for a week from 1 November 2010. See www.apo.org.au/education (illustrating a report called ‘The nature of pedagogic teacher-student interactions: a phenomenographic study’).
PS. APO is a non profit website making the latest Australian social policy research available to the public. Thank you for listing your image with a Creative Commons license.
aaron_language 26 months ago | reply
Thanks as always for the terrific photos. Dynamite classroom shot! We are now working on some ESL materials for our site at www.aaroncoaches.com/ for teaching writing. We will be in touch with the exact URL if we use this shot. Just wanted to let you know. And, as always, we appreciate the CC license.
utahpubliceducation 13 months ago | reply
Thanks for posting this with a CC license. I've used it to illustrate an Education News Roundup on UtahPublicEducation.org. If you ever change the license or want us to remove the photo, please email contact@schools.utah.gov. Thanks for sharing. -Elizabeth Ziegler, Utah State Office of Education utahpubliceducation.org/2012/04/25/education-news-roundup...
rorellana2012 3 months ago | reply
Hi thanks for sharing the photo. We used the photo in the past on UtahPublicEducation.org. I used it again on our education news roundup. Thanks again. utahpubliceducation.org/2013/03/05/education-news-roundup...