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My purpose this week was to observe translations in the 3rd grade classroom at Moss elementary with a female teacher named Ms. Bowens. As i arrive to Ms. Bowens classroom i noticed the 3rd grade students knew how to work on the math problems on their own while the teacher allows the students to talk amongst their assigned group. As the students work on their assignment the teacher walks around the classroom helping the students that doesn't understand a question by going to each group.

As Ms. Bowens gets the students attention by clapping twice to transition to do the math problems as a class. If the teacher wanted to transition from one subject to another subject the teacher will tell the students to quietly put everything away in their
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