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Megan Hayes-Golding
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she/her/hers. I'm here for the physics and math teaching conversation. #iTeachPhysics and #iTeachMath. Also interested in boarding school, independent schools, GSA, and FTC robotics.
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I'm 100% with you on this. My least-bad solution now is to administer 60 minute tests in 90 minute class periods. 50% extra time fits BUT depends on me getting the regular time kids to turn in tests while their peers are still working.

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Last year, my don't-spotlight-the-kid-with-extra-time technique was to pre-arrange a break at the 60 minute point. I told the ET kids to walk down the hall and back before resuming the test. Worked out well AND gave a quick brain break.

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Megan Hayes-Golding
@meganhg.bsky.social
she/her/hers. I'm here for the physics and math teaching conversation. #iTeachPhysics and #iTeachMath. Also interested in boarding school, independent schools, GSA, and FTC robotics.
61 followers86 following48 posts