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Briley Belling, Weekly Reflection # 8
How does the teacher plan the day, week, semester, year? My cooperating teacher keeps all lesson plans in a binder that are organized by each week, with the dates and times. There a spot next to each day, to write a note about the lesson being taught, the student activity, or an event that is happening. This way, there is a nice layout of the week, and what is happening and when. The content that is taught each quarter of the year, is planned in advanced with the grade-level team. Each semester is usually planned the year before, so that the teachers can arrange what field trips to take each month that are related to what the students are learning in school. This advanced planning is broad and is usually

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