Assessment Visit 5

Assessment Visit 5

02/08/11

             Today, I was busier than any other days I have visited. The kids at Claude Chester School were louder and hyper than other days. However, it was Tuesday, which is the day that the kids have homework. Thus, they had short snack time, the time when kids play “gambling,” and they started their quiet homework time. At the first twenty minutes, they concentrated on their homework. Adrian kept asking for help even though he could do it by himself; I believe he just wants people around him when he is doing something. There were a boy and a girl who never stopped their conversation even if I kept telling them to do their homework. The kids who finished their homework had a free time. The other students who did not finish their homework could not concentrate on their homework even more than before because of the free time. I spent more time with the kids who had free time. One boy kept following me from behind so I tried to catch him, but he kept running away. Suddenly, about eight kids ran toward me and grabbed me. Hence, I tried to get out of the crowd and I pushed a girl accidently. She cried for five minutes and I brought her a bandage and healed her because she wanted a cure even though she did not have any wound. She stopped crying and it was time for me to leave. It was the hardest day of my assessment visits.