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Jupp Class Observation
DURING the week of September 20-23 I have observed that the classroom expectation for Mrs.jupp class is to come in sit down,and wait for instructions. The students must listen to the instructions the first time because Mrs.jupp will not repeat herself. While getting ready for lunch they must clean up and meet Mrs.jupp on the meeting area. They must wait to get dismissed. DURNING one on one time with the teacher the students must rotate around the class in different station and they can't interrupt Mrs.jupp because she is having one on one time with a Student.

The discipline issue that Mrs.jupp takes are first lose a star. Next they would have to sit out at Recess.Another thing they will get taken away from them is a star buck. If

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