Session Date
Lesson Topic
Computing the value of combinations of coins/Coin identification
Lesson Outline
Nicholas was very tired today and had difficulty concentrating on tasks. He was initially resistant to working on his math homework but when I checked his book bag, he had one worksheet which had already been completed. When questioned if he had completed it in Aftercare today, Nicholas said he had done it a long time ago. When I further questioned him, Nicholas said he didn't think his teacher assigned any work today. I briefly questioned him on the value of pennies, nickels and dimes, but Nicholas was unable to identify them or state their value. I did not want to further frustrate him so I attempted to switch to spelling but some of the words Nicholas wrote down in his agenda were illegible. I emailed his teacher, Mrs. Miner and questioned if she had given out a (math) worksheet other than the one he had completed, and I also asked if she had distributed a new newsletter, as he had none in his book bag and those usually list new spelling words. As of the writing of this session summary, however, Mrs. Miner had not as yet responded.
Session Minutes
60
Minutes Student Attended
60
Lesson Comments
Nicholas's dad was over 20 minutes late. I stayed an extra 15 minutes until 6:00PM - but when I left the parking lot at 6:07PM, Nicholas's dad had not yet arrived. (I even called Debbie to find out if he ever showed or needed to be called). I mention this because on Friday, 3/15, the same thing occurred with nicholas's grandparents. I stayed an extra 15 minutes with him and Andrea's granddaughter that evening - the last day before Spring break. I did not put in for this time but would like consideration and advisement in this matter. Today, I could not stay later as I needed to be home for personal reasons, abou which you are aware and have been apprised.
Thank you.
Session Hours
1.00
Hours Attended
1.00
Entry Status
Review Status
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