Before week 1
Intro night
Week 1
Week 2
(and all weeks after) A typical week
After week 1: Attendance and other forms of Data
Week 2 or 3 email with resources
Sell subscriptions to people
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
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Send status report to officers: How many in class, how many are MIT students, how they are doing, how many have dropped out since first class, etc. Ask for feedback on individual class members who are having trouble. If you aren't sure of how someone is doing, ask a club member to dance with that person and give you feedback (all this can be done via email and the officers' list).
Week 6
(week before review week) Remind people that the next week will not contain new calls, but don't use the term review
Start planning the class dance; it should occur after week 8 or 9
Review week
If Passover conflicts with the teaching week on one side or other of spring break, consider teaching those calls during spring break as well.
Week 7
Talk to :Have a preliminary talk with Ted and officers about graduation prospects of class members.who should graduate
Week 8
Week 9
Week 10
Tell the class about the New England convention as applicable.
Hold Week 10: Schedule an open EC meeting to make determine the graduation list.
Email the club about badge order.
If there's a an upcoming Saturday dance upcoming, consider advertising advertise it to the class.
advertise new england convention if applicable
Week 11
Week 12
Send the graduation list and statistics to officers
Week 13
Graduation & Post-Graduation ChecklistsClass Dance
Liasing with publicity: You should make sure that when dances are/ which night is intro night & which night is graduation get into announcements. Some CCs like to tell the club to bring refreshments and explicitly tell the club not the flourish and then which flourishes have been taught. Frankly, I don't think this is necessary, but some people do anyway.
Week 12;
Stuff about the class dance
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