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The document describes observation tasks for student teachers to gain understanding of different learning styles and abilities in students. It provides instructions for observing both a lower-level and higher-level learner over two weeks. Notes are provided from observing one student, Fatima Ahmed, throughout the day. The notes show Fatima engaged in circle time, individual and group activities, though she seemed to lose focus writing and found other activities more engaging. Interactions with peers involved talking, playing, and observing others. During breaks she played individually with sand or games. Her attention span seemed best for artistic expression but least for writing activities.

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Tasks 5

The document describes observation tasks for student teachers to gain understanding of different learning styles and abilities in students. It provides instructions for observing both a lower-level and higher-level learner over two weeks. Notes are provided from observing one student, Fatima Ahmed, throughout the day. The notes show Fatima engaged in circle time, individual and group activities, though she seemed to lose focus writing and found other activities more engaging. Interactions with peers involved talking, playing, and observing others. During breaks she played individually with sand or games. Her attention span seemed best for artistic expression but least for writing activities.

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Observation Tasks 5 and 6: Different learning

styles and
differentiation
Focus: On the learner.
The first week you will observe a lower level learner. The second
week you will observe a higher level learner.
Objective: For student teachers to gain an initial understanding of how learners
are different.

For this observation, you will begin by observing


the class for 1 hour.
1. What do you notice? Does the class have any strengths or weaknesses?
Yes, the strength is there are many areas in the class, but the weaknesses
are the class is very tight, narrow and the areas are very small also there
are not any spaces between the areas.
2. Are there learners who finish activities quickly? What do they do when they
have finished?
Yes, sometimes they are play with authors and sometimes they are work in
anther activities.
3. Are there learners who do not finish a task(s)? How does the teacher deal
with them?
Yes, she teach them again and again to understand how they write the proper
writing and to follow their teacher when she write.
4. Are there any learners with special needs? How does the teacher meet their
needs?
Communicate with his parents to see his Special, and then offer him a special
care, and the duties that befit its level of mental.
5. How does the teacher manage learners with different levels/abilities?
She sometimes focus on the children who has helped and in the same time
she take care with the rest of the class.

When you have made your notes, ask the teacher to help
you choose a lower level or a higher level learner in the
class.

Observe one of the learners for the rest of the day and
make notes.
Time

9.00

9.20

11.00

Activity (what is
the learner
doing?)
Teacher will be in
the circle time with
the children, choose
"helping hand",
count children,
choose today's
date, choose the
name of the day,
then begin to
explain the lesson
Teacher is giving
them individual
activity, and then a
group activity

Teacher will be in
the circle time, start
asking children, "We
are in a day?", And
then she put a song
of the week, she

Notes (what happens during the


activity?)
Fatima Ahmed listen to her teacher,
interact with the teacher, and answer
questions, also sometimes talking with
her friend when the teacher was explain
the lesson. (In a class Arabic language )

Fatima Ahmed is does the activities, but


she started often disregard activity (I
mean she write the required with the
play, and she does not write well,
perhaps because she feel that writing
something boring). (In a class Arabic
language )
Fatima Ahmed The girl dancing with the
children when you hear the song of the
week. And when the teacher begins the
explanation most children have activity
after the break, so the teacher cant
sometimes control them, and particularly

11.35

begins later
explained the
lesson.
Teacher gives out a
writing activity to
do in a individual

Fatima Ahmed.

Fatima Ahmed is working on the activity,


but also she didnt write very, maybe
because she feel that the writing is
boring. (In a class English language )

After the observation


1. How many different activities did the learner do?
Ranging a day between 3 to 5 activities in the areas or centers.
2. How did s/he interact with the other learners throughout the day?
She talk and play with them and sometimes she only observe them.
3. What was the longest period of time the learner spent focusing on one
activity?
From 8 to 16 mins and sometimes more. ( if it writing )
4. What did the learner do during the break times?
Play with the sand individually sometimes, and she most play with the
different games in a playground.
5. What did the learners attention span / interest during activities seem like?
Artistic expression area, because she likes to play with the play dough.
6. What did the learner seem to like doing the most / least during the day?
Learning through play or even just to play, but when it is the time for
writing she didnt write very well.

Mira Faisal Alkaabi


H00328006

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