Exceptionalities at Hunt Elementary

Exceptionalities are occurring all over the world in classrooms.  English as a second Language, Emotional disability, physical disability, hearing impaired, speech impaired, learning disability, visually impaired, and bipolar are all examples of exceptionalities. Students have different problems as they enter schools, and as a educator you need to know whats wrong with kids. For example, during my field experience I witnessed a young girl who had physical disability and she was in a wheel chair. She had a good spirit and was a very smart and sweet young girl. She had tumor in her stomach and has been in the wheelchair since she was able to walk. With this disability, the young girl is unable to participate in activities as other students.

I AM

I am A Man

I wonder about the Future

I hear Voices

I see Dreams coming true

I want Millions

I am A Man

I pretend to be a rock

I feel the pain insdie

I touch the clouds

I worry about small things

I cry tears pf joy

I am A Man

I understand you may fail

I say quitters never prosper 

I dream enormous goals

I try to exceed in everything 

I hope to be President of the United States one day

I am A Man



Non-Violence Zone

A critical Incident that happen while I was on my field, was the Fifth grade was playing kickball. While playing kick ball, a student kicked the ball and ran to his base. The student was safe, but another student took the ball and threw at the student on base. The student on the base got mad, and wanted to fight. One of my student observer ( Randell Cooper) and I took the students in the corner and talked to both of the students. We told them that it was a game, but at the same time it was wrong because the student had no reason of throwing the ball at the other student while he was on the base. We told them that school is not a place of violence, but it is a place of learning, and striving hard each and every day for an education. After the talk the both students apologized and shook hands and promise that it wouldn’t happen again.

Classrooms In a World Full of Technology

Classrooms in the 21st century would be a room of nothing but technology. Students will not need paper or pencil, because everything would involve technology.  Students would be smartier and learn things quickier.  The 21st century classroom would give teachers and students great chances to movitate each other. In these classrooms there will be rules that will apply to students and teachers. Every students will have their own laptop because thats how all work will be done. 

Superman Where Are You?

Waiting for Superman was a moive that we watched, which was very interesting and sad at the same time.  This movie explain different school sysetem having better programs than others, and explained how they worked. Some students went to large expensive schools, but the students were not learning up to their standard.  There were also some student who had to go to schools that were in there district, and not the one by choice. Some schools are expensive and parents are unable to pay for their child, so the child has to drop out of school.  If the students wanted to enrolled into another school, they had to apply, and their names would be placed into a lottery.  So their would be a small chance if their name would get pulled, and if they would be acceptedr into the school.  While watching this movie i learned that you cant take life for granted, and that there are students all over the world who have problems learning.  Waiting for Superman was a really good movie, and i think everyone should go out and watch it.