Teaching Time: Control or Not

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Identify what a teacher can or cannot control.

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Teaching Time: Control or NotOnline version Identify what a teacher can or cannot control. by veronica kitzerow 1 Classroom routines and procedures Yes No 2 Lesson pacing and time allotments Yes No 3 Attention signals Yes No 4 School wide announcements Yes No 5 Backup plans Yes No 6 Amount of teacher talk ( lecturing) Yes No 7 Prepared materials Yes No 8 Setting clear deadlines and expectations to help students manage their own time. Yes No 9 Master schedule Yes No 10 Weather related interruptions Yes No 11 Modified schedule due to testing or other events Yes No 12 Student tardies and absences Yes No 13 Consistent expectations Yes No 14 Student home situations Yes No 15 Seating arrangements Yes No 16 Class size Yes No 17 Use of timers and visual cues Yes No 18 Fire/ Tornado/ Code Red Drills Yes No 19 Internet outages during class. Yes No 20 Students pulled for services Yes No

Teaching Time: Control or NotOnline version

Identify what a teacher can or cannot control.

by veronica kitzerow

Classroom routines and procedures

Yes

Lesson pacing and time allotments

Yes

Attention signals

Yes

School wide announcements

Yes

Backup plans

Yes

Amount of teacher talk ( lecturing)

Yes

Prepared materials

Yes

Setting clear deadlines and expectations to help students manage their own time.

Yes

Master schedule

Yes

Weather related interruptions

Yes

Modified schedule due to testing or other events

Yes

Student tardies and absences

Yes

Consistent expectations

Yes

Student home situations

Yes

Seating arrangements

Yes

Class size

Yes

Use of timers and visual cues

Yes

Fire/ Tornado/ Code Red Drills

Yes

Internet outages during class.

Yes

Students pulled for services

Yes

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Teaching Time: Control or Not

Yes or No

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Created by

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Teaching Time: Control or NotOnline version

by veronica kitzerow

Classroom routines and procedures

Lesson pacing and time allotments

Attention signals

School wide announcements

Backup plans

Amount of teacher talk ( lecturing)

Prepared materials

Setting clear deadlines and expectations to help students manage their own time.

Master schedule

Weather related interruptions

Modified schedule due to testing or other events

Student tardies and absences

Consistent expectations

Student home situations

Seating arrangements

Class size

Use of timers and visual cues

Fire/ Tornado/ Code Red Drills

Internet outages during class.

Students pulled for services

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