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Classroom Observation
November 24, 2013

My name is Kimberly Godwin, I live in Denver, Colorado. I have 5 children 30, 26, 25 11, and 10 years in age. I also have 3 grandchildren. I work at the Metropolitan YMCA as a Teacher Assistant in the Toddler Room (potty training room). We share all room duties, lesson plans, cleaning and all the functions of the room. There are 4 of us 3 Teachers Assistants, 2 Group Leaders and our Director is hands on in our classroom as well. There are 20 toddlers. We are not different due to title we all are trained and the expectations are the same as Group Leaders. I am so excited about this class as our toddlers can be a challenge at times. I feel this class will benefit me in so many ways. I am persuing my degree in ECE.
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J 'ai 5 enfants 30, 26, 25, 11 et 10 ans d 'âge. J 'ai également 3 petits-enfants. Je travaille au Metropolitan YMCA en tant que professeur assistant dans la salle des tout-petits (potty salle de formation). Nous partageons toutes les fonctions salle, des plans de leçon, nettoyage et toutes les fonctions de la chambre. Il y a nous 4 3 enseignants assistants, 2 chefs de groupe et notre directeur est mains dans notre salle de classe ainsi. Il existe 20 bambins. Nous ne sommes pas différents en raison de titre nous tous sont formés et que les attentes sont les mêmes que les responsables de groupe. Je suis tellement enthousiasmé par cette classe comme nos petits bambins peut être un défi de temps en temps. Je pense que cette classe sera avantageux pour moi de tellement de façons. Je suis étudient mon diplôme dans la

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