Social Emotional Learning (SEL)
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Setting of Class
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Times of Intervals |
Day/Date
8/25 |
Day/Date
8/26 |
Day/Date
8/27 |
Total Times Observed |
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Reading |
8:45-10:00 |
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6 |
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Transition |
10:00-10:10 |
/ |
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1 |
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Language |
10:10-11:50 |
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7 |
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Transition |
111:50-12:00 |
/ |
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Lunch |
12:00-12:30 |
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/ |
1 |
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Transition |
12:30-12:40 |
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Recess |
12:40-1:00 |
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/ |
5 |
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Transition |
1:00-1:10 |
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Math |
1:10-1:55 |
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// |
/ |
3 |
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Transition |
1:55-2:00 |
/ |
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1 |
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Sci./Soc.St. |
2:00-2:45 |
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/ |
4 |
Student: Alexander Rodriguez
Grade: Kindergarten
School: Walker Elementary
Date(s): 8/25-8/27
Observer: Mrs. Lowe (teacher)
Behavior of concern: Verbal outbursts of anger and protest followed by refusing to follow directions or avoid getting up out of seat without permission. Alexander screams in the hallways while walking and sometimes hits other students when he doesn’t get his way.
Code used if any: Tally Marks for each observed instance
Hypothesis: Alexander is a 5-year-old boy who is exhibiting disruptive behavior at school. During different periods of whole group, recess, small group, transition or even lunch Alexander is speaking out without being called on, getting out of his chair during small group, running in the hallways and screaming in the cafeteria. I hypothesize that Alexander is exhibiting disruptive behavior during different intervals as a means to escape having to do any sort of learning. He refuses to sit for whole or small group and when in the group he shouts out, hits other students and refuses to follow directions. Alexander could also be exhibiting disruptive behavior due to boredom thus I feel he could benefit from learning activities that were shorter in intervals.