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The student teacher delivered a lesson on odd and even numbers to a grade 2 class. The lesson started with a story and used bananas to concretely present the concepts. Students worked cooperatively on engaging activities using dice. Routines were established and students were engaged. Areas for development included asking higher-level thinking questions about adding odd and even numbers. The next lesson should focus on higher-level thinking questions and differentiation.

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Observation 2

The student teacher delivered a lesson on odd and even numbers to a grade 2 class. The lesson started with a story and used bananas to concretely present the concepts. Students worked cooperatively on engaging activities using dice. Routines were established and students were engaged. Areas for development included asking higher-level thinking questions about adding odd and even numbers. The next lesson should focus on higher-level thinking questions and differentiation.

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MCT/MST Lesson Observation #2

Student teacher’s name: Moza Mohamed Grade Level: 2


Unit/Lesson: Date: 29/10/1

Competency Area E G S M U
Please tick the boxes using the OVERALL ASSESSMENT LEVEL
DESCRIPTORS attached at end of document

(E = Excellent, G = Good, S = Satisfactory, M = Marginal, U = Unsatisfactory)


Professionalism *
Planning for learning *
(Includes knowledge & understanding of content)
Implementing and Managing Learning *
(Includes behavior management, language and delivery)
Assessment *
Reflection on Practice *
Overview of the lesson: Lesson started with the teacher telling the students a story. She
continued with a concrete presentation on odd and even numbers using bananas. Students were
questioned on odd and even numbers. The lesson continued with the students working
cooperatively to complete their activity. The activities were creative and were at a high level of
blooms’ taxonomy. The activity using the dice in particular caught my attention. The students
were active and highly engaged.
It appears that routines have been established. The teacher was able to refocus students’
attention by raising a “Be Quiet” sign.
The students were given an opportunity to present their work with lots of encouragement from
their peers.
Today’s lesson was student-centered

Areas for development: Higher level thinking questions. Students could have analyze what
happen when two odd numbers are added? when two even numbers are added? When one odd
and one even numbers are added?
Add a visual component to the lesson’s presentation using the projector

Focus for next lesson:


Higher Level Thinking questions
Differentiation

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