Through my second observation I was
able to get more insight into how the children interact with one another. In
addition, I was able to see the children who were tentative listeners, and who
the more problematic children where.
Having the opportunity to see what
truly goes on in an average classroom without disrupting the flow of it is a
rare opportunity that I was lucky to be a part of. Being there for the second
time allowed me to not cause as much of a disturbance since the children became
more used to my presence. Being there for the children in their classroom
really allowed me to watch how the children learn and how they don’t and the
teacher’s attitude and reaction to each situation.
This visit was very interesting for
me to hear how the kids genuinely felt about me and how they reacted to me when
I told them something. For example, Mrs. Sa’ad (the teacher) had me sit between
two students who couldn’t stop arguing and while sitting between them and
following her instructions about what to do with the two students, I found that
one of the students had a hard time listening to me. This was eye opening to me
to think about what I would have done as a child in their situation versus what
they did. This experience was very helpful for me to be a part of because it
allowed to get a very good insightful view into how the persevere me and
change. Hopefully as I continue working in their classroom the children will
start to respect me a little bit more and I can continue to get insight into
their world.
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