u/39Wins

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You Should Use the Curriculum. I have the highest scores in the entire school

Like the title says: I ended up getting my end of the year evaluation. I have taught for two years in math after graduating college (middle school 7/8th math) For my teacher evaluation my biggest critique to get my standard license was that I should use the district approved curriculum more and do more problems on the board with my students. This is valid advice but I had to bite my tounge to tell them across 5 grades (350 students) math, english, and science that I have the two highest proficiency rates (7/8th grade math) my students also prefer me teaching my own way because they somehow hate the school approved curriculum more then me.

Should I accept my schools advice and use what they think works or do what I know works?

Also for extra context I beleive in having students do 20-40 problems a class learning just by doing tons of work and practice where our curriculum beleives 40+ minutes of learning with 5-10 problems at the end.

Sorry if this was hard to read.

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u/39Wins — 6 days ago

Here's a TV I actually found on the side of the road a few years back. The owner passed away and the family was just throwing stuff out. It actually still works but I can't find anything online about it. It still works too! I'm actually thinking of selling it as I'm about to move but I don't know the market for a TV like this. Any knowledge is appreciated! Product and serial number on the last pic.

u/39Wins — 11 days ago