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Q: Can I get free tickets for ushering? A: All ushers in Broadway Theaters are paid, union positions. But off-Broadway Theaters often use volunteer ushers who arrive about an hour before the show, help seat people, and then get to watch the show for free.

Each off Broadway theater has a different policy. Best thing to do is inquire at the Box office of the show you wish to see. On holidays and weekends the lines can be very long. Special note: Often just before curtain time, there is no line and since many of the theaters are within 2 blocks of the TKTS Booth, you can grab a last minute ticket with no wait.

Another special note: there is a separate window for plays, so you may not have to wait in line after all. The Times Square Booth sells day-of-performance tickets only. Broadway at 47 Street 2. The South Street Seaport Booth at the corner of Front and John Streets sells tickets to evening performances on the day of the performance, and matinee tickets the day before.

Provide more Critical Thinking Questions. One way to get students to stop rushing through their work is to provide more open-ended, critical thinking questions. These questions require students to stop and think about what the question is asking and how to respond to it. The Redo. Teach Time. One method that is really effective is to teach all students about time.

For instance, tell students just how long something should take. Write the estimated time on the board. Refuse to accept papers before a certain amount of time and that all students should be working on the assignment during that entire time. Consider using timers in the classroom for all students, not just your slow-moving student.

This will help the fast-moving student realize they have plenty of time and perhaps slow down. It can help your students who have no concept of time understand how much time they have spent on each problem. Students with ADHD are often unaware of this. Finally, you could have students write a start time and a finish time at the top of their papers for a while for both you, your student, the parents, and if necessary, the child study team to see.

This makes great documentation. Stop Before It Starts. Why wait until a student is done with their work before you step in?

We know who our rushing students are. Try to slow him down in the moment. Speeding Tickets. They range in what they say and do. Some just simply acknowledge that the child rushed through his work and needs to either redo it or clean up the mistakes.

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