Elementary Classroom Observation

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Observation Assignment – Video #1: Setting and Role In the first video, I have observed an education assistant with thirty more students in a large classroom. She was standing and supervising a whole class in a back of the classroom, and later she was helping with a few students’ writing work in a computer room. After that, she was assisting one student by one on one style with his book reading in the school hallway, which appeared to be quiet and not distracting space for the student to concentrate. She said she was also required to operate equipment like smart board, photo copier, and laminator. This particular EA’s work hours are 8:15am- 1:30pm, her schedule is a full and busy. Besides her assisting in classrooms, …show more content…

She looked an energetic healthy young woman in early stage of her EA career, very positive and approachable. Students seemed to have ease with her and they looked comfortable assisted by her. Her relationship with students looked very good and she said it is very rewarding experience to be a special need teacher. This Alberta school looked new and good shape. The classrooms were clean and upgraded with new desks, equipment and new learning tools such as a current looking computer room. I did not see a teacher in particular but this school looked not so crowded, rather spacey. Students seem to be happy, active, and getting along well. Their playground outside looked fine. Children and EA were wearing layers on cold weather while they were in recess. Lastly, the principal was stating about her EA to be a good team worker, who has an initiative, coheasiveness, and relatable to students with wide range of needs in challenging environment. I think this particular EA we observed meeting the principal’s expectation

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