Yes, and after working on my classroom management strategies for younger kids my teaching is going much better now.
By cacheson - /
Wednesday 21 November 2018 01:04 /
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RichardPencil
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Did any of the “animals” get an injury that was serious enough to require outside medical attention?
If not, you’re meeting the job description of a kindergarten music teacher. I hope you weren’t expecting a roomful of little Mozarts.
If not, you’re meeting the job description of a kindergarten music teacher. I hope you weren’t expecting a roomful of little Mozarts.
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ojosRojos
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As a music teacher myself, I can definitely relate to this! Sometimes those days happen (especially in kindergarten). Just yesterday, I had to stop my lesson with my kindergarteners because they were so wild. I used to be a second grade classroom teacher, and I had a very similar observation experience. When I met with the principal, she was understanding and gave me another chance. That’s what a principal should do, so I hope that happens for you too! Don’t give up!
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ojosRojos
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As a music teacher myself, I can definitely relate to this! Sometimes those days happen (especially in kindergarten). Just yesterday, I had to stop my lesson with my kindergarteners because they were so wild. I used to be a second grade classroom teacher, and I had a very similar observation experience. When I met with the principal, she was understanding and gave me another chance. That’s what a principal should do, so I hope that happens for you too! Don’t give up!
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RichardPencil
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Did any of the “animals” get an injury that was serious enough to require outside medical attention?
If not, you’re meeting the job description of a kindergarten music teacher. I hope you weren’t expecting a roomful of little Mozarts.
If not, you’re meeting the job description of a kindergarten music teacher. I hope you weren’t expecting a roomful of little Mozarts.
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TeacherTeacher
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Kindergartners can be crazy, especially when someone new is in the room. I'm sure your principal knows that. And if she doesn't, do you really want to work for her?
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Heeshka
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This is the finest example of copy/pasting ancient, long-forgotten FMLs. Bravo!
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cacheson
| 39
Definitely not! This is my own story that actually happened to me in May of this year.
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BurnInDemonFire
| 26
Do you still have your job?
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cacheson
| 39
Yes, and after working on my classroom management strategies for younger kids my teaching is going much better now.
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Deez_Knots
| 10
The principal has to understand the circumstances that it’s too difficult to round them up and keep them still. Ask for a teachers assistant or something. I think you’ll be alright. Good luck
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Mooglefox
| 22
Remember: the kids can smell fear
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Razell
| 13
If it makes you feel better, one person is way too few to be riding herd on that many 5-year-olds. 1 adult every 5 or 6 children would work much better.
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Vanderdale
| 14
Sounds like a typical day in the life of a kindergarten teacher honestly, you'll be fine.
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PenguinPal3017
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I was always very aware of these situations. Even in second grade I remember feeling bad for the teacher when students misbehaved during class with someone watching in. It didn't seem like anyone else realized that we were making her look bad.
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Inqisinator
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Don't feel bad, remember you are teach future rock stars. The wild side is built in.
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