It is important for teachers to verbally redirect students positively by stating the behavior that is expected.
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Monday, February 15, 2016
Sunday, November 30, 2014
School Trip

My first trip with my class it was in 11/11/2014
E
Specialist Class
It's The Last Day At School
Task6: A Child Who Has Exceeded Cognitive Level Expectations
Name: Alyazih Age: 5
Time
|
Activity
/ Movement
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Notes
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10:30 am
|
Colors
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The teacher was asking for
colors and she said "What is this color" and Alyazih was answer before students.
|
10:45 am
|
Math
|
She helped others
students.
|
10:50 am
|
Group
|
She enjoyed when she
start to write.
|
11:14 am
|
Sing
|
End of the class the
teacher sings a song Alyazih and some students sing with her.
|
Task5: Child Who Has Not Reached Expected Cognitive Targets
Name: Ahmed
Age: 5 Level: lower
Date of observation: 13/11/2014
Time
|
Activity
/ Movement
|
Notes
|
8:31 am
|
Calendar: The teacher point to the number 1 and is
Beginning of the month and then students start to count until the students
stop on the day of date.
|
He didn’t count with
students.
|
8:55 am
|
Letter A, S, D
|
He did will and
understand what the teacher said.
|
9:13 am
|
Show for students
what he did English group.
|
He was vary quiet
and he just point in letter.
|
9:18 am
|
Sing
|
He didn’t do any
thing.
|
9:20 am
|
The teacher aside
for students to wash their hand.
|
He did what the
teacher side for them.
|
9:25 am
|
Snack
|
He sit in a group
and he eat his food.
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Reflection5:
I noticed Ahmed is very quiet. I think he is smart but he start working when he want to. I
interested about what Ahmed when he learns new lesson. I noticed that he can do
activity I think he wants some encouragement to finish the activity. I learned
I have to do different activity of the different levels. Once a week the
teacher choose 3 or 4 students of the same level. This is her strategie for
each levels. Ahmed is focusing well and just
a little slower than others.
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