Teacher Assistant Reflection

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My job as a teacher assistant at Cross Creek Elementary School has many components. I spend two hours at the elementary school a day for five days a week. I work in a fourth grade class that teaches three subjects. These subjects are math, science, and social studies. I help assist my teacher with several tasks in the classroom during this time there.
One of my main tasks is supervising the students whenever the teacher needs to leave the room to perform a task. I also help with grading students work while they are taking assessments, or in other spare time. Another thing is filing papers to use for Honeybee Folders at the end of the week, which contain graded assignments and a weekly newsletter. Lastly, I assist by running copies of assignments

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