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For my classroom observation assignment, I had the pleasure to observe Tim Bradbury who teaches physical education at Lindhurst High School. Mr. Bradbury works at the same high school I coach baseball at so I have a pretty good relationship with him. I was very fortunate to observe Mr. Bradbury because he has been teaching physical education for over 10 years now and he gave me so much information that will help me become a successful teacher one day.

I observed Mr. Bradbury on Wednesday, November 1, 2017. The class I observed was a team sports class and it was during 5th period which started at 12:55 and ended at 1:55. The lesson was called “steal the bacon”. Mr. Bradbury separated the class into two groups. He numbered each student and

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