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Reflection On My ECY 300 Field Experience

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I observed at Homewood High School to satisfy my ECY 300 Field Experience requirement. I was able to observe students with exceptionalities in three service delivery options: a regular classroom practicing inclusion, a resource room, and a self-contained classroom for an Essential Skills class. I really enjoyed the time I spent with the students and my cooperating teacher. I will take many valuable lessons with me as I continue my pursuit of earning my undergraduate degree and a teaching certificate. I witnessed firsthand a variety of modifications that I can use to help my students with exceptionalities in my own classroom one day. The teachers really showed love in everything that they did and it gave the students a desire to do their

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