Today my professor is coming to observe me teaching. I told Anne that I was not sure if I could teach in front of her. She calmed me by reminding me about the first class that I taught. What I learned from this experience is to reflect on past successful experiences and let it propel me to the next level.
We have had a lot of students with the flu. We had a few students that came in with throat pain, headache, and stomach ache. Although they did not have any fever, they felt so bad they asked to go home. Therefore, speaking to parents, sending information to their teacher that they were sent home and to the front office that the student should be marked N in the PowerSchool.
My professor arrived at 9 am, she was sent down to the nurse’s office by the main office. When she arrived, I introduce her to Anne, who give her a tour of the nurse’s office. After her tour, we headed down to the class room for 9:20 am. I was able to get in the classroom briefly before the class began to write on the board and order all my paperwork. I was nervous and was not sure if my class would flow well, but it went well. The health education teacher, in the middle of the class asked me to …show more content…
I have not run a drill before, so I am not sure how it will turn out. As we assisted students that visited the nurse’s office to drop off their sports physical forms, Anne also took the time to explain about the sports form. The form has to be completely filled out, unless it is returned to the family with what they need to complete. The reason the form has to be fully completed by the family is because the school doctor will not accept the form. Therefore, to avoid the doctor dealing with so many forms that are not completed the nurse takes the time to check each form. This shows me that this is a good practice and it puts the responsibility on the family if they want their child to compete in a
We have had a lot of students with the flu. We had a few students that came in with throat pain, headache, and stomach ache. Although they did not have any fever, they felt so bad they asked to go home. Therefore, speaking to parents, sending information to their teacher that they were sent home and to the front office that the student should be marked N in the PowerSchool.
My professor arrived at 9 am, she was sent down to the nurse’s office by the main office. When she arrived, I introduce her to Anne, who give her a tour of the nurse’s office. After her tour, we headed down to the class room for 9:20 am. I was able to get in the classroom briefly before the class began to write on the board and order all my paperwork. I was nervous and was not sure if my class would flow well, but it went well. The health education teacher, in the middle of the class asked me to …show more content…
I have not run a drill before, so I am not sure how it will turn out. As we assisted students that visited the nurse’s office to drop off their sports physical forms, Anne also took the time to explain about the sports form. The form has to be completely filled out, unless it is returned to the family with what they need to complete. The reason the form has to be fully completed by the family is because the school doctor will not accept the form. Therefore, to avoid the doctor dealing with so many forms that are not completed the nurse takes the time to check each form. This shows me that this is a good practice and it puts the responsibility on the family if they want their child to compete in a