Schedule+Students

The first video is too large to upload, so this is the link to my Dropbox. Click on the link - when you get to the video, if you click Download at top right, you will see the video in better resolution.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/fgdug8tw14jkrnr/scheduling%20students%202016.wmv?dl=0 media type="file" key="scheduling students part 2 2016.wmv" width="300" height="300" These are two more videos that I made about scheduling. In general, they've got the same info, but since it's a confusing thing to do, I'll leave them all for you

1st-4th grades media type="file" key="3 scheduling kids.wmv" 5th-7th - I don't make all things clear in this video. First of all, you need to have the lists from the Middle School teachers with the students sorted into their classes. In lower school, you take one student and give him/her all of the classes, and then copy those classes to all students in that homeroom. You can do that for 5th-7th for Science, Social Studies, English, and Religion because the students rotate to those classes by homeroom. You will do that first, just like you do for grades 1-4. When you get to Math, Lit, Computer, Spanish, and PE, you have do to the batching. It's kind of backwards from the other way. Instead of scheduling one student and copying that schedule, you will open up a particular teacher's section and put the appropriate students in the class. It's much more time consuming, but you only have to do it for 5 subjects instead of all 9. And when you get a new student, if you find out which other student has the same schedule, you can copy it to the new student. media type="file" key="4 batch scheduling 5th, 6th, 7th.wmv"