I'm sorry you are in that situation. I once was too. On top of that, our
library didn't have enough books to support the program, making it even harder
for students to achieve their goals. Students had to read books of no interest
to them, and we all know what happens when you remove student interest from
reading.
So, although I don't have any textbooks, etc. I feel I am blessed to be out
of the AR trap.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joy,
I totally agree with you, but it is expected that my students will make
their AR goals each month. We used to deduct one percentage point from their
reading grade if they didn't make their goal, but we are no longer allowed to
do
that.
Rosie
Joy/NC/4
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