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Power Child Observation
During power hour the counselor passed out a packed to her 5th grade girls. The packet consist material that they have been learning in school. It was mostly reading comprehension, as the student were working on their packet a student came to the front of the class to asked the counselor to elaborate more on what needed to be done in the packet. She didn’t understand the directions, and felt like she doing it wrong. After the counselor was notified about the confusion of the packet; she got up in front of the class and elaborated more on how to correctly complete the packet.

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