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Examples Of Field Observation

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This week in field observations, I noticed that the students in the first hour were extremely active. Some of the students were getting up out of their seat to touch other students, and taking other students supplies to complete their assignment. The students also started talking about their future and how they planned on not having children. The teacher told them to stop talking and to focus back on their assignment. The next class was more calmed than the other class but, one behavior issue occurred from a student. The student refused to take off his hoodie in class. The teacher told the student to step out of class and when the student left he said he didn’t like the class anyway. Then the teacher stepped out and talked to the student and
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