Yesterday (because I forgot to blog):
During 7th grade, a student who I often have behavioral issues with, told me that my class and one other class were the only ones she was going to participate in that day because it was her birthday. She said those two classes were the only ones she likes. And I said "oh really, you like my class!?" (because I was was surprised with the statement). She said "yeah, Ms. McHugh, I love your class" and played the entire class. It was a nice change!
Today:
We started working on a new piece in 8th grade and the students really enjoyed playing it. For it being the first day, they worked really hard and got a lot accomplished. To the point that they could actually see what they accomplished. Hopefully they'll remember that feeling!
During 7th grade, a student who I often have behavioral issues with, told me that my class and one other class were the only ones she was going to participate in that day because it was her birthday. She said those two classes were the only ones she likes. And I said "oh really, you like my class!?" (because I was was surprised with the statement). She said "yeah, Ms. McHugh, I love your class" and played the entire class. It was a nice change!
Today:
We started working on a new piece in 8th grade and the students really enjoyed playing it. For it being the first day, they worked really hard and got a lot accomplished. To the point that they could actually see what they accomplished. Hopefully they'll remember that feeling!
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