Student Education Assistant Observation Report

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At the beginning of each day, as a student educational assistant (EA), I walk around and make sure that every student has their kanga pouch out of their bags. The teacher and I asked the students to do their daily routine such as taking out their kanga pouch, wearing their indoor shoes, and checking their names on the smart board for attendance. After doing their daily routine, the teacher starts the day with some calendar lessons. Student EA’s were asked to prepare the centers or activity. Each center has different types of activity. I try my best to resolve the problem if a student is having a trouble doing the centers, but at times we need the teacher’s assistance. The teacher would sometimes ask me to grab some stuff from the gym, photocopy

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