Scheduling -fixed

[Belinda Pope <BePope@AOL.COM>]

 I am dealing with this same situation and would love for you to post a HIT
when you gather your survey answers.  I currently teach 24-26 classes each
week AND am in a private school in which I am asked to do MANY administrative
duties, some of which aren't even Media related.  This is my third year and I
seem to get further behind as more duties are given out.  I have a new
principal who has a different definition of flexible scheduling than I do.  He
says we can still provide the teachers with their planning period AND do some
integrated teaching.  He says I need to rely on my full time assistant to
cover a lot of the regular, fixed classes so I can plan with the teachers.  He
suggests volunteers could do her job.  I am having a difficult time seeing how
this will help free up the media center or ME!
  My goal is to start with flex. scheduling for 4th-6th grade.  What do you
all think?
I probably already know!
   I spend probably 80% of my time preparing and teaching.  I must do MANY
administrative requirements at home on MY time!

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