For the most part my cooperating teacher allows the students to sit where ever they choose but luckily there aren't many students (if any) that are ostracized because of this but you can still clearly see that small "clicks" influenced the feeling of the individual classes. The one negative "race issue" that I observed was between students shouting various ethnic slurs at one another but it was addressed immediately.
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Journal #8: school observation #5
Throughout my observation all students were treated fairly, neither favoring more so to one specific race/gender or out rightly but she does interact differently towards some ESL students (but they were new so it was understandable). The classroom appears to be inclusive at least on my cooperating teachers part.
For the most part my cooperating teacher allows the students to sit where ever they choose but luckily there aren't many students (if any) that are ostracized because of this but you can still clearly see that small "clicks" influenced the feeling of the individual classes. The one negative "race issue" that I observed was between students shouting various ethnic slurs at one another but it was addressed immediately.
For the most part my cooperating teacher allows the students to sit where ever they choose but luckily there aren't many students (if any) that are ostracized because of this but you can still clearly see that small "clicks" influenced the feeling of the individual classes. The one negative "race issue" that I observed was between students shouting various ethnic slurs at one another but it was addressed immediately.
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