Spoken Observation

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An area I think my team and I should revise is how we approached the explore handout. After viewing some of the students responses in the observation box where they were supposed to write or draw what they saw with the light flap opened and shut, It seemed as if some of the students were confused on exactly what they where supposed to be doing. This part of the lesson can be found at 15 minutes into the video. What I would revise to be done to fix this part of the lesson is that we have examples made up prior to the lesson to show students examples of written observations and drawn observations of what the students should be noticing during the observations. We would show students this on the projector before they begin their observations.

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