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The Role Of My Host Teacher Margarita Zatt

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For a classroom to function smoothly, a teacher must have control over his or her students. While teachers have very little control over monetary allocations, what they do have total control over is their time with their students. To make sure that the time they spend with their students is effective and conducive to their learning, they need to correctly manage their classroom. My host teacher, Margarita Zatt, is overall very thorough in her management of her classroom in a multitude of ways. The students are grouped into tables of six, and many tasks are completed as a group. Sometimes however, when the students are told to work with their elbow partners (groups of two) there is difficulty because many of the students have different levels

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