March 10th, 2010
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Category: Literacy Education
This is extended education time, after school, for children with need of extra help in literacy and numeracy. Bearing in mind that they have been in school all day and finding much of the work quite difficult, I wondered if anyone had suggestions how to make this time both interesting and worthwhile. Obviously, I have I.E.Ps but want to ensure that the kids are going to enjoy this time and not just feel they have more work at the end of the day. All helpful suggestions welcomed.
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