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Starters that are not subject specific.

Discussion in 'Supply teaching' started by Njambu, Jan 13, 2011.

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    Njambu

    I was reading one of the posts and someone suggested that to get the students to settle down they have a starter on the board. Not a problem for a regular teacher as i have also used this before. My question is since we cover different subjects, what starters can we use that are not subject specific i.e can be relevant in any subject. I must say i do struggle with getting students to settle down so am thinking this may be the way to go but dont know how. Any help will be highly appreciated. Thanks
     
    Njambu, Jan 13, 2011
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