Kid watching is a critical skill for a teacher to develop and use because a teacher needs to be aware if their current method of instruction is effective. If it is not by monitoring the students the teacher will catch this and can modify the instruction to better suit the needs of that child. Kid watching is informed by cultural difference theory through the different behaviors and cultural traits of the student body. A technique which may work for most students might not be effective for teaching a student from a different culture.
Getting to Know Students:Developing Culturally Relevant Teaching Practices for Reading and Writing. (n.d.). Retrieved on 9/21/2011. Retrieved from https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:_5palgT26a4J:media.wiley.com/product_data/excerpt/24/EHEP0005/EHEP000524-1.pdf+getting+to+know+your+students+interview&hl=en&gl=us&pid=bl&srcid=ADGEESihbHTui0felcMHojEsBpnh8z7NAdzADlw2OA4q9Vocu4GnsE9vU6W8FAkura70mCyuOla1xOr-rr-Fx2SClUgdkg0vR_t62WIa7eI5Xv0hb-0RJGU6wkBN550lYlezIl_CDQ0s&sig=AHIEtbQinv4Hao96DU6foV8n3HZ8ybE5Ng&pli=1
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