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Lesson Plans
By Renee
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At my school, we have to have lesson plans turned in on Friday afternoon before we leave the building. They keep them in a big file in the office under each person's name and the principal does check them. We are a very| large school, but I guess she makes that one of her duties because I have heard people got e-mails about missing plans. She wants to make sure we are covered in case of an audit or other type visit. I know we are having a DEC visit this year and they will look at plans. I can't believe your principal doesn't want them. I personally could not stay on track and remember what I needed | |
to cover, had covered, need to reteach, etc. without having written plans on hand. Also, how do you cover your rear if you have to defend your teaching of certain skills ( if you have to)without written documentation of what you taught? Our state test this year is pass or be reatined and if the child fails 3 times the parent can appeal and call a committe. You can bet I'm making VERY detailed lesson plans in case I have to use them as documentation. It's just too dangerous to "fly by the seat of your pants."
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