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School Case Study Jeanette College

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After readying how Jeanette was growing up, I can honestly say that I would have struggled to overlook many of Jeanette’s traits and physical nuisances, but seeing a student with such potential I feel that with some motivation that I could effectively become a mentor to any student with ailments such as Jeanette and help aid them to their passion and goals.
The restrictions placed on teachers in regards to class size, specific standards they must meet, and material censorship are all forms in which can severely limit a teachers ability to get to know each student and learn what their strengths and weaknesses may be. Ideally, teachers would be able to have small classrooms sizes and be allowed enough time to get to know each student and learn what each student seeks from school, whether it be a person they could look up to, possible some subjects that they may feel like they’re struggling with but otherwise wouldn’t feel comfortable asking with a bigger class, and if the child may be developing unfavorably such as in the book, …show more content…

Jeanette did have many difficulties in her life and although many of those problems stemmed from her parents, I believe the school should have extended help and aid to her. In some section it mentions that she didn’t have to worry about lunch because she was able to get it in her later years from school, but I feel that if a student struggling with food that most often there will be other problems with that student and possibly siblings facing similar struggles. With a school accepting the role of providing aid and assistance, it could have been a form a guidance and help that would have been much needed for Jeanette and her

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