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Ethical Classroom Observation
Starting my internship has put me in some Almost Ethical situations. Just last we I was asked by my principal to complete walkthrough in two seventh grade science classroom. The principal advise me to look at Standards 3 Instructional Delivery and Standard 4 Assessment of and for Student Learning when making my notes about the classroom observation. The first classroom was a male teacher; I observed that had very little interaction with the students so it was very difficult to say his meet standards 3 and 4. The second classroom I observed was a female teacher that I have a great relationship with. She was the opposite of the male teacher. She had a lot of interaction the student and I had evidence that standards 3 & 4 were meeting.
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