Class Board Observation

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I went to Jefferson Elementary School in Shawnee, Oklahoma. I observated Mrs. Kennedy’s Class multiple times this semester. I went to different activities with her class like the playground, P.E., music, and art. Mrs. Kennedy has all the lower leveled students, we talked about how Jefferson does a tier program. She had most of the same kids in her class for all subjects. The student that stand out to me was a boy who had vision problems but he didn’t have glasses. He would have to move to the front of the class to see the words on the board. This was in the math class where Mrs. Kennedy was doing problem on the board.
When we went to P.E. the boy was doing alright till they had to do “Four Corners”. Four Corners is a game where you ask the

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