Class Sizes Growing in NYC
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/18/nyregion/18class.html?_r=1&hp
HW: Read the article. Then, react in 4+ sentences.
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I think it will be better if classes were smaller. The teacher will pay more attention to the students , they will have more teacher- student time. Students could learn more and will achiever more.
After reading this article, I thought about the things we could do if class sizes were smaller. It would be easier to teach the class and easier to get one on one time with the teacher to learn something you didn’t understand. After also reading the part were it stated the class size reduction funds could be used for other purposes, I thought about how if we couldn’t make class sizes small, how about buy more material for the classes so we don’t run out.Discipline is also a problem in a big class, with 30 students all talking at once how can you teach the lesson? Those are my thoughts on this article.