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Visit the TeacherWeb® videos to learn about the features, modifications, and customizations available on your website. Click here to learn more. Homework - General Advice small medium large For specific questions about specific assignments for third and fourth grade AEP students, see the homework papers in the students AEP folder, the AEP homework tab on this website or contact Mrs. James by phone (602-664-7823) or e-mail (sjames@msd38.org). Often, AEP students are challenged initially to manage homework given from two different teachers. Here is a list of suggestions created by some former AEP students. Strategies for Getting Your Work Done on Time. 1. Start right away. 2. Do your class work; then do the AEP work. 3. If you have spare time, get it out and work on it. 4. Do the AEP reading for your 30 minutes of nightly reading. 5. Plan a specific time to do the work. 6. Write notes on the calendar or responsibility chart about when it’s due or what you’ll work on. 7. Break the whole assignment into chunks and spread it across the week or month. 8. Use the MAC homework time to get work done. 9. If you are having trouble, ask for help before it is due. A common question from parents about homework is this: My student does not have enough challenging homework; what can we do? 1. Talk with the teacher about possible enrichment work or extra credit. 2. Try extra-curricular activities such as chess club, sports, or Mad Science. 3. Develop "Family Homework" - Ex. - Have a book that the family is reading together and make a puppet show to share it with neighbors or friends. 4. Use commercially made workbooks for extra practice. Many are available at drug stores, grocery stores and warehouse stores. 5. Play educational board games or card games. 6. Play at internet based education games. See the links from the Heights Library webpage for ideas. Automatically clean input to optimize for the web. Or, would you like to view and optionally restore one of these previous versions? Password: Forgot your password?

AEP and PACE

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