If you are allowed to review the children's records,
A) don't ask your cooperating teacher any questions about what you read.
B) ask if you can make photocopies of the information.
C) take note of any allergies, specific interests or special needs.
D) memorize what you can, but don't record any private information.
E) politely refuse the opportunity to review the information.

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Taking note of any allergies, specific interests or special needs is important information for a teacher to be aware of in order to effectively teach and accommodate their students. It also shows responsible and thoughtful behavior to review these records. It is important to not be invasive of privacy and only take note of what is necessary for the benefit of the students. Asking the cooperating teacher questions about their students' personal information may be inappropriate and making photocopies of the information may not be allowed due to confidentiality laws. Memorizing information may also be difficult and unreliable. Polite refusal to review the information may show disinterest or lack of preparation for the teaching experience.

If You Are Allowed to Review the Children's Records