Somadrita was one of the first student to speak to me on my first visit. She has an outstanding personality; she would ask questions and expect an answer. On the second visit, she asked me to play with her and I did. During our play I noticed that Somadrita is not patient with others; she would get irritated when others do not play well. I, also noticed she can speak in complete sentences at your level. She uses her words to describe how she is feeling. She can count one to ten and tell the colors of objects. She believes that once she has something that Belongs to her, she doesn 't want to share because she first had it. Then, a few minutes later they will remember that their times up to pass the toy onto someone else. Somadrita is of an asian background, she take great pride in your indian outfits where are colorful and shiny.
Kian, a sweet and respectful child. He plays well with others. He demonstrates this by using ‘please’ and ‘thank you’ all the time. When someone is speaking and he wants to ask a question he would say excuse, ‘may I’ or ‘can you’… to his teacher. He struggles to ask others to share with him. He would then tell his teacher when he could easily do it himself. He is also great at identity shapes and sizes when he
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Ridan has confidence. He does things with fear behind him. If he doesn 't understand he asked question and if he doesn 't like something he lets you know. He plays mostly with the boys and avoids the girls. This indicated that he could tell a boy or girl apart. Ridan sometimes get in trouble for being too loud when he is asking multiple times to use his inside voice. His teacher would put him in timeout but always finds a way not to be on time out for too long. As I sit to play with Ridan he kinda has an influences over his friends. If he likes doing an activity he would also get the others involved. It almost seems like that he has some form of leadership skills. Ridan is of an African American background and needs
Kimorah is a second-grade general education student from a school in the St. George area of Staten Island, New York. Upon having Kimorah assigned as my student and before meeting her, I learned that through prior assessments it is established that she is on a C reading level, and in the second grade. When I think of second graders, I think of babies that were just born into this world a couple years ago, but among meeting Kimorah I quickly realized that she is a person in every sense of the word. Kimorah is a 7-year-old extroverted girl, who is expressive and full of personality. Consequently, shyness does not affect her, but to break the ice further I decided to conduct a set of fun activities.
She will always give it her all in every project, assignment, or event she has, and therefore she is always satisfied with her
Pointers to Insight I found this short synopsis of Soko Morinaga’s journey a very compelling piece of literature. His main theme being that everyone should live a fulfilling life full of happiness and contentedness is a theme that everyone can agree with. Another theme that can be seen is the idea of a student and sensei being able to trust and respect each other’s capabilities and hold them accountable accordingly.
She is willing to help any student that is struggling in class. Maria is also a young woman of integrity and I feel that you can trust her to complete her work and to be honest. Reliable is another trait of Maria too. I could always count
While he is often the most level-headed person in a group next to [[Peter Joseph Randall (Video Game)|Pete]] and often displays sound leadership qualities, he is unwilling to assert himself when challenged. He allows others to run over him. For example, he lets [[Luke (Video Game)|Luke]] take [[Clementine (Video Game)|Clementine]] to scout the bridge despite his objections to bringing a little girl on such a dangerous
What gravitated me to this particular child how social he is with his peers and how funny he can be. He is very helpful with his peers. Jay also likes to encourage himself to read more books.
Functional Area 9: Social I model positive social interactions for the children – with them, their parents, and other adults in the classroom. I encourage the children to ask for something they want that a friend may have, and I help them to accept when the friend is not ready to share. I stay ready to step in if necessary, to help solve problems when they arise. I reassure both children that their feelings will be respected, and aid them to develop respect for each other.
Clever and has filial piety. Most importantly, she will grow up to be a diligent worker who serves and treats you well in your old age.” Mrs. Wang looked at me and knitted her brows in deep thoughts. I turned my head to Mother. She looked desperate.
During this developmental interview, I chose to conduct an observation/interview study with my one of my cousin’s child. This child is a 4 year old girl and will be identified as “child K” in relation to her first name. Her parents had no problem letting me interview her, but I had them stay in the same room as us. The purpose of this interview was to observe the child’s physical, cognitive, and socioemotional development. I observed her behavior and gave her several tests to show how well she has progressed.
The ideal leader cannot have a single focus on one aspect, such as logic or spirituality, or it would disrupt the balance between them and the people they are coordinating. It takes a combination of these characteristics to get the right kind of leader. The reason being you could end up with someone like Jack, who is too demanding and bossy or Piggy, who is often ignored despite having rather intelligent advice to share because neither had the right balance. There is a reason why each boy is not fit to be a leader in the case of the book. Jack tries to be the dominate being of everybody, and often beats those who do not follow his way.
She is able to associate certain signs with objects, and does certainly get some correct, but her handlers are very generous with their interpretations of what they believe she says. In Koko’s AOL transcript
Kia Ora Pratham, A big warm welcome to you and your family. We are so glad to have you here at Little Kiwis Playhouse. Pratham, it appears as though you are already very happy and confident in this new environment. At mat time you sat with the children and listened to the teachers. You confidently choose different books for the teachers to read to the children.
In Piaget’s (1958) concrete operational stage, the child can mentally solve problems using a logical thought process. In relation to this, Bruner suggests that by mid childhood, children make use of symbols to code information which can be manipulated to assist learning. At such an age there is also an importance placed on being a good boy and nice girl; Kohlberg’s (1958) stage three of moral development states that the child’s behavior is influenced by the social norms and will do what is socially acceptable. When I was in year 7, I entered a cultural speech contest where I ended up winning first prize in my year level. The interesting thing was that when I was having difficulty in memorizing my speech so I developed a symbolic method where
Spring Awakening (Rough Draft) I believe that the central theme of Spring Awakening was teenage students finding themselves both sexually and spiritually in a time where the rules dictated your lifestyle. A great example of this is Melchior Gabor. He is not afraid to think outside of the box, unlike some of his peers. He knows that there 's more information than is being shared with the young men and women, so he doesn’t hesitate to challenge the beliefs.
Ella is respectful towards adults and peers, and she gets along with her peers. She participates in class discussion especially when she is confident of her response. She arrives early to class, gathers personal materials needed for the lesson, and demonstrates readiness and motivation for learning. She keeps her binders and notes organize. She enjoys people and likes to