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Teacher share

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Foxy800 · 06/07/2011 19:32

Dd is moving into yr one in September and we have found out there will be 2 teachers so I presume a job share. Dd has additionial needs and I was just wondering if anyone had experience of their child in a class with 2 teachers and how it works. Sure it will be fine but just wondered .

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skybluepearl · 06/07/2011 19:37

as long as communication is good it should work well. two minds are better than one when working to support a student I'm sure.

Elibean · 06/07/2011 19:53

dd will have two teachers in Y3 next year - no current experience, but friends with children in this year's Y4, who do have a jobshare, say its worked briliantly. Some prefer one teacher, others prefer the other, but they communicate well so there is continuity.

alana39 · 06/07/2011 20:15

DS1 had 2 teachers job sharing in reception and year 3 (this year).

Our experience both times has been excellent - but then all the individual teachers were excellent so not really a surprise.

They need to communicate well for it to work, but IME this happens because teachers who jobshare are doing so by choice so they want to make it work. Both times we've experienced it there were added benefits - for example one teacher who liked teaching maths more doing most of the numeracy sessions, another who is more sporty having the PE days.

Foxy800 · 06/07/2011 20:29

Thank you for your positive responses. Im sure it will all work well. Again thanks.

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