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Lana Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary

School timetable question

In our schools every teacher is in charge of one class. Once a week the teacher and the class discuss classroom issues (absent students, bad grades, other incidents, ...). How would this lesson be called in English?
  

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I'm not familiar with any standard term for this. In my school days we had 'Home Room', where we went at the beginning of each day for about 30 minutes, and any necessary administrative matters were communicated to us at that time. A once-a-week class, eh?

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  • I'm not familiar with any standard term for this.
  • In my school days we had 'Home Room', where we went at the beginning of each day for about 30 minutes, and any necessary administrative matters were communicated to us at that time.
  • A once-a-week class, eh?
  • Classroom Issues School Matters School Discussion Working Together The possibilities are endless...
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I'm not familiar with any standard term for this. In my school days we had 'Home Room', where we went at the beginning of each day for about 30 minutes, and any necessary administrative matters were communicated to us at that time.

A once-a-week class, eh?

Classroom Issues
School Matters
School Discussion
Working Together

The possibilities are endless.
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I found a web dictionary, which translates this as class meeting. Would that be ok?
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Straightforward and to the point. A fine choice, Lana.
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