Carolyn, shouldn't there be some timing device to let my young friend know when he's going over, something that would go "BONG!" OBAMA: I know what you're doing, Hillary.
They are doing a lot of work on analytics to try to understand how to predict mastery, how many times someone has to go over something until they really learn it; what are the right learning pathways.
Whenever your teacher is going over something that you don't quite understand, ask them, "Can you go over that again?
"I'll go over something that looks perfectly good — it looks beautiful, there's nothing wrong with it, and I completely wreck it," she said, adding that Ms. Molesworth has nicknamed her the Wrecking Ball.
For example, in daily teaching, to make the decision whether to go over something once more or to move on, teachers need to have insight into students' thinking.
Think back to the last time you couldn't fall asleep because you were thinking anxiously, going over something again and again.
You can also wait until you go over something in depth, acting like you're not paying attention.
Because they are in kindergarten, you should be sure to have some place where you can meet with them, whether to go over something all together or explain a schedule or field trip.
How well it went over was something Mr. Scharpling would later dissect through e-mail messages, but he hung up with his poise intact, which is something he does not always count on.
If you go over, pretend something terrible is going to happen, like your closet will blow up because it's too dirty or the monster under the bed will kill everyone and you're the last one alive!
