Pygmalion Observation
My observation of Ms. de la Fuente’s fifth grade class this week began during their math time after they returned from lunch. They had a short intervention period that lasted thirty minutes to work on unfinished assignments from earlier that day. After that, they worked with other students sitting at their table to complete a group assignment and then took a short math quiz after they finished that.
This week I asked my mentor about how many ELL (English Language Learner) students were in her classroom and how she scaffolded her lessons to accommodate those students. Her answer was that because it was a bilingual class, all thirty of the students in her class were ELL. To help ease their learning, when teaching a lesson she goes over the vocabulary
This week I asked my mentor about how many ELL (English Language Learner) students were in her classroom and how she scaffolded her lessons to accommodate those students. Her answer was that because it was a bilingual class, all thirty of the students in her class were ELL. To help ease their learning, when teaching a lesson she goes over the vocabulary