Chairs’ Retreat.  lesson preview  what to watch for.

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Chairs’ Retreat

 lesson preview  what to watch for

 Routines  Introduction  Connections  past learning  students’ background

 Lesson delivery  Creativity  Pacing  Supplementary materials  Interaction and discussion  Students’ questions

 Clear directions  Time limit  Groupings  Variety

 Favoring  Differences

 voice tone/volume, eye contact  humor  tact  interest, enthusiasm  respect  self-confidence  professionalism

 Distractions  Affective  Effective use of space/time

 What went well? How do you know?  What would you change and why?  What teaching strategies have been most effective for you?  What are the greatest challenges that you face in teaching? How can you begin to strengthen those areas?  Was there anything that surprised you today?

 What did you notice about your students?  Can you think of any other pedagogical approach to this lesson that might improve the learning process?