Missing work

As teachers we know there will always be students who can be counted on for anything, and students who can not be counted on at all. Most of the time these students are not disruptive and do not need major discipline - they are just lazy. While laziness is obviously common, in my book it is not a good excuse for missing work. Students who walk into class without their homework are breaking a rule. Students who walk out of the classroom without turning in their daily work (or without turning…

Our company's policy on absenteeism and missing work is as follows: Employees are expected to give at least 24 hours notice for any absences. Unexcused absences will result in a loss of pay. Employees who accumulate three or more unexcused absences in a year may be subject to termination of employment. We understand that sometimes unexpected events can occur, but we ask that employees do th

I've decided to start a new series on my blog called "TeacherBoss Hacks". The plan is to share a tip from my classroom that will hopefully be helpful to other teachers. Today's tip is on keeping track of unfinished work. Update: 2018 New classroom, new set-up, new hacks needed. So, I don't have my orange

I love using Google Docs you can manage students' work to help them know what needs to be completed and let parents know, too!

Missing work

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