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[quote=Anonymous]Just got back from chaperoning a 2nd grade field trips. Usually volunteer several times a year with two kids in lower elementary. These are my biggest complaints: Class sizes are too big - over 20 kids is too much School size too big - some kids eat lunch at 10:30 to fit everyone in the cafeteria. It’s unmanageable Curriculum matters: phonics is essential. School boards should not be allowed to buy curriculums that are not evidence based Regarding disruptive kids, I agree that violence is not acceptable in a classroom. Evacuating classrooms more than once for a child is not acceptable. But I think it’s not as common as people describe. At our school in other years we haven’t had this problem. Ime it seems like good principles really make a big difference for this. Teachers have too much busywork and not enough planning time. Parents make a big difference. Both as volunteers and obviously at home working with their kids. Every public school should be required to have 20% low income students. [/quote]
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