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ReactiveTeaching
Posted on Apr 30, 2005 @ 20:49 by CatherineJohnsonLooking back, 4th grade in our house was pretty much wall-to-wall reactive teaching. Christopher didn't understand anything he was being taught at school, so my husband would re-teach the material every night at home. Then Christopher would do his homework. That's why he got a 39 on the Unit 6 test. The teacher didn't assign any homework for that Unit, so my husband didn't do any re-teaching at night. When it was time to take the test, Christopher was on his own.
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