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Observation Of Stereotypes In The Classroom
During group time, or any activity that does not particularly interest her, Anastasia will get up and try to do some other activity. She continues to get up and move around even after the teacher asks her to sit down and stop moving. After a little bit of standing up and down, Anastasia crawls around the other students, and starts to play with the items behind a board, in particular a felt dog, During this time the teacher tries to re-direct Anastasia back to what the class was doing.
Anastasia also does not want to share the toys she is playing with. When another girl comes up to play with a toy Anastasia as well as the other child begin to trough a fit and fight over the toy.

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