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3.1 Elementary Observations

 Introduction

On Jan. 29 I was able to go to the elementary of my school district to observe some classes and get some takeaways and learn more techniques. This was probably my favorite campus that we've observed and it is definitely the grades that I would want to teach if I became a teacher.


Observation #1 

In my observation I was observing Mrs. swaim's 3rd grade class. I really enjoyed watching her teach and learning from her techniques and methods. One thing she told me was that the best seating chart she has used is her 2 desks together chart because the kids still get to have a buddy but they will still get their work done. She



Biggest Takeaway




Conclusion




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