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December 2012

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This is the most recent video  I received on my Facebook page. It's a brief video. There are thousands of videos on any topic you can image--clear, concise, encouraging. The Teaching Channel is superior. 

So here it is.

1. Go With the Flow: Plan and Adjust

All Grades, All Subjects, Planning 

https://www.teachingchannel.org/videos/classroom-time-management-tip 

There is this lesson plan with it.

 Lesson ObjectiveAdjust plans to meet the needs of the class

Length

2 min

Questions to Consider

• Why are planning and flexibility both important?
• What does Ms. Wessling mean when she calls this process "mucky"?
• How can you identify the right times to "go with the flow" in your classroom