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    The student teacher Aleah Willner was observed by G. Cozine on March 22, 2016 teaching a social studies and literacy lesson. Cozine noted whether Willner was able to have students transition between activities at a reasonable pace and volume, and how effective Willner was at redirecting students if they got off task. Additional comments were also provided.

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    The student teacher Aleah Willner was observed by G. Cozine on March 22, 2016 teaching a social studies and literacy lesson. Cozine noted whether Willner was able to have students transition between activities at a reasonable pace and volume, and how effective Willner was at redirecting students if they got off task. Additional comments were also provided.

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    The student teacher Aleah Willner was observed by G. Cozine on March 22, 2016 teaching a social studies and literacy lesson. Cozine noted whether Willner was able to have students transition between activities at a reasonable pace and volume, and how effective Willner was at redirecting students if they got off task. Additional comments were also provided.

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    Topic: Social Studies and Literacy

    Student Teacher: Aleah Willner

    Date: March 22, 2016


    Observer: G. Cozine

    1. Was I able to have the students transition at a reasonable pace and


    volume?
    2. How was I able to get them to do what they were supposed to if they
    did get off track?
    3. Other comments.

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