Essay On Jaid Observation

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I had been able to observe Jaid in different settings. I see him as a smart four year old child. His social skills are some sort of special. He does not get along with everyone. He does love being around friends, however he chooses, which friends to play. For instance, this particular child, Farehs who is one year older than him, it happens to be Jaid’s best friend. Jaid starts to play with him first and then they start to explore into other more complicated situations, like playing with older children. Jaid is not too aggressive, if the other children are jumping and playing fighting; he just stays away from the situation. I observed one time, he started to play and he got hit hard by accident; the aggressor happened to be older. He cried and he did not come back to the crew. I observed him twice in the same predicament, the only differences is that he does not get close to the group of children if they are playing roughly. Furthermore, Jaid loves to play with Fares. They hold hands, they play hide and seek and running around the entire place. However, Fares are adventurous and he likes to play with older children. This is the predicament that Jaid has to go through and isolated him because he does not want to play with …show more content…
He does not mind groups, 1:1 or any setting as long is crafty. He does not like to be physical. Jaid is social and he likes to help other children while they 're in the classroom. He does follow instructions well. It is incredible a child that listens and follows instructions. Jaid’s interaction during the hour class, it can be considered normal. He is quiet but participative. He is obedient, but he gets distracted easily. His favorite topic is lecturing from the Bible. The fact that Jaid’s has a little brother, I do not see him looking too often for other friendship. Jaid has a small circle of friends; even though his social skills are decent; Jaid lacks of

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