Kayla D. Garcia
EDF2085 Spring 2014
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I was assigned to Mrs. Navarro’s
second grade class on March 3,
2014. She was very welcoming,
and included me in all of the
lessons. She explained herself to
me in various ways, as to why she
taught a certain way or how to
address certain issues that may
arise while teaching a lesson.
Mrs. Navarro made my service
learning experience incredible
and full of learning. I am very
grateful to have been assigned to
her.
Mrs. Navarro
Mrs. Navarro’s
second grade
classroom was very
similar to the
picture illustrated to
the left. She had the
students’ works
hanging from the
ceiling and walls,
and different
stations for working
in the classroom.
The
Classroom
Mrs. Navarro had a
rules list in her
classroom, warning
the students of what
was expected and not
expected of them.
She also had a
behavior chart, in
which the students
would change the
color each time they
misbehaved. Having
Green as the best
behavior and red as
the worst.
Rules&
Regulationsin
the Classroom
The students would
practice math problems
during the time listed
above. They would
participate in a variety of
activities, from word
problems to simple
addition and subtraction
problems.
The Students performed a
variety of science
projects, such as growing
their own plant and
experimenting on
pigmentation with plants
and food coloring. They
would learn about
different animals and
what each animal lived,
what they were known
for, etc.
This is an important part of
the classroom as every
grade, starting with second
grade, would have Spanish
incorporated in their
lessons and daily activities
in the classroom. This is
done in part because it is
believed that the students
will have a better grasp on
the new language if
practiced more.
The way the classroom was set up, was simply amazing.
The students were very cooperative and by having the
rules shown in the classroom, reminded them the way
they should behave. Mrs. Navarro had complete
control of the classroom and made sure to have their
full attention by speaking in an engaging voice and
providing them with interesting assignments.
I love the way Mrs. Navarro taught her
class and she is absolutely an
inspiration.

Service learning experience

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    I was assignedto Mrs. Navarro’s second grade class on March 3, 2014. She was very welcoming, and included me in all of the lessons. She explained herself to me in various ways, as to why she taught a certain way or how to address certain issues that may arise while teaching a lesson. Mrs. Navarro made my service learning experience incredible and full of learning. I am very grateful to have been assigned to her. Mrs. Navarro
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    Mrs. Navarro’s second grade classroomwas very similar to the picture illustrated to the left. She had the students’ works hanging from the ceiling and walls, and different stations for working in the classroom. The Classroom
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    Mrs. Navarro hada rules list in her classroom, warning the students of what was expected and not expected of them. She also had a behavior chart, in which the students would change the color each time they misbehaved. Having Green as the best behavior and red as the worst. Rules& Regulationsin the Classroom
  • 7.
    The students would practicemath problems during the time listed above. They would participate in a variety of activities, from word problems to simple addition and subtraction problems.
  • 8.
    The Students performeda variety of science projects, such as growing their own plant and experimenting on pigmentation with plants and food coloring. They would learn about different animals and what each animal lived, what they were known for, etc.
  • 9.
    This is animportant part of the classroom as every grade, starting with second grade, would have Spanish incorporated in their lessons and daily activities in the classroom. This is done in part because it is believed that the students will have a better grasp on the new language if practiced more.
  • 10.
    The way theclassroom was set up, was simply amazing. The students were very cooperative and by having the rules shown in the classroom, reminded them the way they should behave. Mrs. Navarro had complete control of the classroom and made sure to have their full attention by speaking in an engaging voice and providing them with interesting assignments. I love the way Mrs. Navarro taught her class and she is absolutely an inspiration.