Michelle Wolfe
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Educational
Philosophy An
educator’s purpose is to assess students’ needs, perfect their
skills, and empower them to succeed in all of
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Schedule Odd Even 1st
period English I 1st period ˝ Collaboration 2nd
period English I 2nd
period English I 3rd
period English I 3rd
period English I 4th
period ˝ Collaboration 4th
period English I |
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“Without a youthful spirit, Classroom Rules *Treat others the way in
which you would like to be treated. *Pay attention to
assignments written on the calendar. *You must bring your 3-ring
binder each day. *Do your own work. *Choose an alternative to
chewing gum. *Obey school rules; they
apply in my classroom. *You can’t write without a
pen or pencil; bring one! *Be in your assigned seat
when the bell rings. *If you shoot your trash at
the waste can and miss, you will type a two-page, double-spaced paper on the
importance of athletic
ability! (due the next class) |
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1st Nine Weeks Objectives Grammar Subject/Verb
Agreement Analogies Simple
Diagramming Creative writing
on Murder Mysteries “A Cask of
Amontillado” “The Necklace” “The Most
Dangerous Game” Various articles
on the choices we make |
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Website updated |
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Home Number |
Email: mwolfe@tipton-county.com |
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