I teach in a NYC public school, and a year or so ago they gave me four preps. When I demurred, they told me that I could teach the geometry and honors geometry as the same class so it wouldn't be any more work than three preps. I pointed out that our contract specifically notes that honors and non-honors are different classes, and I said that I didn't want to be called on to explain how I was differentiating the two classes in the future when all I had was a verbal "teach them the same" from the admin.
Of course, the NYC teaching contract is a small book. :)
In actual practice, there are clearly things in common, but I assigned different homework, used some different activities, gave different tests, and otherwise handle honors and non-honors as two separate preps.
Evelyne Stalzer
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Can anyone tell me if teaching algebra, algebra honors, algebra RX, algebra
ESL would all be considered different preps in your districts...where I am
they want to call them all the same class/prep even though they expect
different lessons,pacing etc...thx Bill
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Subject: RE: NYS Mathematics Regents Exams
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Hello All:
I was wondering if anyone had a curriculum that they have been using for
either math lab in conjunction with Integrated Algebra or an AIS
curriculum.
We are in the formative stages with both of those classes and I was
wondering what others out there are doing. If you have anything you can
send please contact me off the list serve at atwell.r@beaconk12.org
Please enjoy the rest of your summer!!!
Respectfully
Bobby Atwell
Beacon High School
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