EDUC 350 Field Notes #5-discovery classroom culture example. Student protests when asked to move from another student who they are dist. Teacher assures students that she confident that the students are ready f approaching assessment and don't nee too worried about it. When student initially refuses to m teacher shifts to a rigid stance and mor tone to show the behavior is unacceptable.
EDUC 350 Field Notes #5-discovery classroom culture example. Student protests when asked to move from another student who they are dist. Teacher assures students that she confident that the students are ready f approaching assessment and don't nee too worried about it. When student initially refuses to m teacher shifts to a rigid stance and mor tone to show the behavior is unacceptable.
EDUC 350 Field Notes #5-discovery classroom culture example. Student protests when asked to move from another student who they are dist. Teacher assures students that she confident that the students are ready f approaching assessment and don't nee too worried about it. When student initially refuses to m teacher shifts to a rigid stance and mor tone to show the behavior is unacceptable.
EDUC 350 Field Notes #5-Discovery Classroom Culture
Example Demonstrated
Attending Skills used without prompting
Explanation
When the teacher explains the plan for
the students are following the SLANT m
Redirect
A student protests when asked to move
from another student who they are dist and is given a redirect as a result.
Hallway Conversation
The same student, after moving seats,
work on the assignment, so the teache with him in the hallway about the beha
Ok Child
Two students finished with the assignm
simple Blackjack-like dice game and th loudly boasts about the victory. (all in g
Not OK child
Nurturing Parent
Critical Parent
Adult
When the student mentioned earlier is
move, he angrily protests and uses a w tone of voice.
The teacher assures students that she
confident that the students are ready f approaching assessment and dont nee too worried about it. When the student initially refuses to m teacher shifts to a rigid stance and mor tone to show the behavior is unaccepta
While I stayed in the classroom during
hallway conversation, the beginning an were framed with open-ended question student to respect his perspective and autonomy.
How do you think Discovery could impact your classroom? Explain?
I think that discovery can positively impact my classroom by making
students own their behavioral choices. The student is made fully