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seatwork

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seat·work  (stwûrk)
n.
Lessons assigned to be done by students at their desks in the classroom.
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independent seatwork and morning group) as described for Derek.
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math lessons--reviewing homework, teaching by lecturing at the board on a new technique, assigning problems to students for seatwork, correcting seatwork, and assigning homework that would be corrected the next morning.
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However, the instructional quality of reading instruction was reported as low overall, with a large amount of time during reading instruction spent engaged in independent seatwork and worksheets.
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