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Jarrod's Changes In The Classroom
Over the course of the year and through this case study, I have grown in my relationships with my students and understanding what their personal and educational needs are. When I first met Jarrod on my first day of being a teacher, he just put his head down and did not talk to me. He would refuse to read or complete work. He would make noises to try to distract his peers to cause conflicts and avoid doing his work. Over the course of the year, and though some changes in staffing I went from having Jarrod one period a day, to 5 periods day and becoming his case manager. From there I really got to know Jarrod and the struggles he faces at home. I also was better able to track Jarrod’s educational progress.
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