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This 4-page paper addresses all the different types of paperwork teachers are inundanted with throughout the year. There are 3 sources cited.
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listed below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates. A Teachers Paperwork Research Compiled for
, Inc. by P. Giltman 7/2010 Please Teachers, probably more so than any other profession, are inundated with
paperwork. Because they are dealing with children, they have to maintain numerous records such as attendance sheets, individual education plans (IEPs), discipline records, lesson plans, grades, etc. It can be
hard on teachers to not only watch 25 to 30 kids in a classroom at one time but to stay on top of all the administrative duties that go into
being a teacher such as keeping and maintaining all this paperwork. And not only that, but it has to be accurate as well because if it is not it can
cause some serious havoc not only for the teacher but for the student as well. Ask any teacher and he or she will explain that their responsibilities on a daily
basis are endless. Being a multi-tasker should be a prerequisite for anyone looking to become a teacher. Nevertheless, this essay will discuss some of the paperwork most teachers are expected
to maintain throughout the school year and the significance of some of that paperwork. Paperwork is just one of the many things to do on a daily basis as a
teacher. It can range from something simple like recording attendance and writing late passes to writing office referrals and IEPs. When the bell rings students march down the halls and
pile into their homerooms. Teachers take note of who is in attendance by placing a controlled check next to each childs name that is present or absent. Before what
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