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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Some immersion models require an even number of classes so that two classes can alternate days with and English teacher and target language teacher. Both YY and MV work like this in upper grades.[/quote] You are confusing immersion with bilingual. They are used interchangeably but they are not the same. [/quote] Yes clearly I meant bilingual - it's the switching back and forth that may require even numbers of classrooms depending on the set up.[/quote] But you can also accomplish this by wrapping grades--ie, the same teaching team teaches k and 1st.[/quote] Is that right? Wouldn't you then need an even number of grades? And the same number of classes in each grade? I am not familiar enough with how MV expanded - but I would think that a charter would want to start expanding in earlier grades and then let those kids age up and have the upper grades expand only as those cohorts got older. If you wanted to add a third kindergarten class (and had kinder be bilingual) and had 3 kinder classes, you'd then need to add a third 1st grade class so that you could wrap the grades. I would think it would be better to add two more kinder classes than to add a new classroom of first graders off the lottery. I assume that is why YY added two classes as it's bubble year instead of one.[/quote]
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