To the Editor:
Today’s public school teachers are well prepared. They just do not have the time to prepare detailed, well-written daily lessons. To solve this problem, the daily lessons to be …
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To the Editor:
Today’s public school teachers are well prepared. They just do not have the time to prepare detailed, well-written daily lessons. To solve this problem, the daily lessons to be taught in each subject should be written or updated during the summer months and computerized. The printouts of student text, supplementary, drill, quiz and test material could be tailored to meet the individual reading needs of each student. Students having problems would be quickly given remedial help at the end of the day or at home online. A blend of face-to-face and online instruction would be achieved.
If a teacher is absent, a well-written lesson would be available for the substitute teacher. Students requiring home schooling would be taught the same lessons that are being taught in school, and student textbooks, which are often old and out of date, would no longer be needed. The money saved could be spent on music, art and STEM activities.
Kenneth Berwick
Smithfield
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falina
Common Sense!
Thursday, April 7, 2016 Report this