Hi Dr. N,
What I would like to reflect on about my teaching is teaching IEP math. Thursday, May 4th was my first time teaching IEP math. While I was unsure what to expect I came up with a lesson to the best of my ability and tried it with my students. I learned that I need to really step away from the module and teach what it is teaching but in a different way. For example, I am attempting to teach my students about Bonds how they're two parts ( 2 numbers added together) which equal a whole (the answer). Since all of my IEP students are in varying places I found this difficult to teach. However, I went over the module again today with Co Opt teacher and my hopes for next week is to go over the lesson and figure out what the module is asking
What I would like to reflect on about my teaching is teaching IEP math. Thursday, May 4th was my first time teaching IEP math. While I was unsure what to expect I came up with a lesson to the best of my ability and tried it with my students. I learned that I need to really step away from the module and teach what it is teaching but in a different way. For example, I am attempting to teach my students about Bonds how they're two parts ( 2 numbers added together) which equal a whole (the answer). Since all of my IEP students are in varying places I found this difficult to teach. However, I went over the module again today with Co Opt teacher and my hopes for next week is to go over the lesson and figure out what the module is asking