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Hi Alyss My Reflection Of Electro To Education
Hi Alyssa, I really enjoyed reading your post. When I was completing my AA and had to take intro to education, I was put in a kindergarten class room. The teacher had a pouch type thing that stuck to the board with three smaller pouches on it. One of the pouches had "ones" on it, the other pouch had "tens" on it and the last pouch had "hundreds" on it. Each day during the morning routine, the teacher would let a student add a straw to the "ones" pouch. Once the "ones" pouch had ten straws, the student would bundle them up with a rubber band and stick it in the "tens" pouch. After the straw was added the students would count the straws to see how many days they had been to school. I thought that this was
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