Activities During Observation

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Enumerate the activities that took place during the observation. When I conduct my first observation, I was amazed to a young lady who sings reflection. She really sang it beautifully. During their past time they always did it, someone sing, dance, and doing some art. When the demo teacher arrives, they start to keep what they are doing and listen to what the teacher is saying. The teacher designed the activities into a game so that they will gain the attention of the learner. And most of the activities require the body to move and not just sitting down on their chair. In the transition class, most of the lesson that are taught are more on daily living skills for them to survive.
How did the activities address learner’s diversity? They

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