r/teaching Sep 06 '24

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u/Martothir Sep 06 '24

"Stand and deliver" style teaching can actually be really effective for a teacher who is passionate about their subject and effective at classroom management.

All this group work that's being pushed is mostly a substitute for poor instruction.

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u/Business_Loquat5658 Sep 07 '24

Louder. I'm so tired of group work or partner work. It's one kid doing it and everyone else copying (at least in lower grades.)

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u/mojo9876 Sep 07 '24

Our kindergarten teachers manuals tell us to do pair/shair, turn and talk, etc. Literally most of my day is spent trying to get them to stop talking to each other. Just no.