Example Of Identification Report

Good evening Dr. Behizadeh, I hope this email finds you well. I first would like to start out by saying that it was a privilege to be in your class last semester and I really learned a lot. I am writing you this email today because I have an escalating dilemma that I need some resources on. I recently received a job opportunity from a private school that I am currently working at, and things seemed to be going well. At the beginning of the school year I was receiving complaints about the homework being to difficult for the students. I met with the principal as well as, the director from the after-school program majority of my students attend to better meet the needs of my students as well as the parents. I took a page out of your book and formed a social capital group with the other teachers since we were all new teachers. This group has really helped me see things in a different perspective and truly understand what is need of me as a teacher and a support system for my students.
Tuesday: The principal now feels that I have a personal vendetta against her, I am being defiant, and disrespectful. This all stemmed from me having a parent-teacher conference during the time I had a staff meeting. I apologized for my neglect about being late to the meeting and not letting her know that I had a meeting in the first place. This morning I asked the principal to sit down with me and let me know all the things she has a problem with so I may address them and fix the issue. I received this list, and I told her this is my goal to fix my mistakes. We had a emergency meeting this afternoon to talk about the vision of the private school. After that meeting the principal wanted to see me and let me know that I received another complaint from a parent saying that I embarrassed a child in the classroom by telling everyone this child has the lowest