Classroom Behavior Observation

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During my walk-throughs this morning, I came and observed your classroom and noticed that a student was lying down on the lab table during instructional time. Students are to sit down at their desk and not to stand with their book bags on their shoulders. Also, I noticed that two students were sleeping. When students are sleeping in class, you are to redirect their behavior. If you are using CNN video clips as part of your instruction, please allow student to used a graphic organizer to provide a GIST of the video clip. I will send you a good graphic organizer to use with your student.

Lastly, your classroom looks so much better, and I really like the students' new seating arrangements. Keep up the Good

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