Return to the Table of Contents Characteristics of Webster's Primary Program As a first time visitor, you may feel that the classroom seems disorganized, when, in fact, it requires a great deal of planning. Typically, the classroom is humming with activity. Children are actively engaged in learning as they move themselves in an organized fashion around the classroom. The activities listed above are evident in all Webster classrooms. Return to the Table of Contents Benefits of Continuous Progress Increases learning for all students.
Students play an active role in their own learning.
Strengthens student's self esteem and attitude about school. Clearly identifies what students should know and be able to do as a result of instruction. Fosters leadership skills, sensitivity to others and level of comfort for learning. Enables teachers to build a long term relationship with each child, during which time growth can be monitored and shared more easily with parents. Sets up a caring environment.