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24th September 2018


Class: 1Art – 1.2
Time: 09:00 – 11:40         (double period)
Date:  24/09/18
School: Coláiste Choilm
Mentor: Mary O’ Mahony

The class began with the roll call. Pupils who had missed last week’s class has cross contour drawing explained to them. The co-operating teacher then allowed pupils who were present in the previous class to teach their peers. This was quite successful, bar three pupils who couldn’t explain to the others. They were too giddy, even though the teacher had told them 3 times to help their peers. The co-operating teacher then moved the other two who were not present to another table, so that they could continue with the class. The co-operating teacher did not reprimand them, rather just had them continue with their work. I’m not sure what I would’ve done. One of the students is very quiet in every other class, and is coming out of her shell in this class. To put a stop to social engagement with other students, could have a negative effect on this pupil. The co-operating teacher and I discussed this, and agreed on that. It was decided to leave them for now. The pupils were engaged with the class, and responded well to the informative video shown to them. They moved onto bananas, a more challenging fruit.

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