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Starting the Year Off Right: Setting a Course for Success - TTAC ODU 2025

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The document discusses strategies for teachers to prepare for a successful school year by addressing organizational pressures in the classroom. It emphasizes the importance of structuring the physical environment, establishing classroom expectations and routines, scheduling activities, managing instructional time, and effectively utilizing teacher supports and resources. Additionally, it includes checklists for early childhood classroom organization, assistive technology solutions for students with disabilities, and preparation guidelines for alternate assessments. The document aims to provide educators with practical tools and insights to enhance learning environments and support diverse student needs.

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Begin by reviewing the introductory section, which outlines the organizational pressures teachers face. Familiarize yourself with these concepts as they will guide your responses.
Move to the first section on structuring the physical environment. Use our platform's text fields to note your strategies for creating an organized and inviting classroom space.
In the next section, establish classroom expectations and routines. Clearly define your expectations using bullet points or numbered lists for clarity.
Proceed to scheduling activities and grouping students. Utilize our platform’s table feature to create a consistent daily schedule that reflects your planned activities.
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What is the pre college program at ODU?

Students must request official transcripts directly from their prior college or university and have them sent to ODU. Please have them mailed to us or sent by email to gradadmit@odu.edu. All transcripts mailed, emailed, or attached to applications by students are considered unofficial.

Is ODU a tier 1 school?

Top-Tier Research Old Dominion University belongs to an elite group of institutions accounting for less than 5% of four-year research universities nationwide. Members of that group share the prestigious Research 1 (R1) Classification.

How do I submit transcripts to ODU?

For full degree programs, we currently offer all the upper division and most of the general education and lower division courses online. Your dedicated student success director will help you develop a course schedule that works for you.

Is ODU a for-profit school?

Upward Bound is a pre-college program with a goal to motivate and provide academic assistance to eligible high school students who show promise for success in education beyond high school.

Why is ODU so expensive?

Because ODU is an out-of-state public institution, youd be paying $15660 more than if you were an in-state student. To lower costs, you might consider looking at public schools in your state of residence.