The document provides feedback on a microteaching lesson in three areas: communication skills, checking for understanding, and activities. It rates the lesson as high, medium, or needing improvement in each area. For communication skills, a high rating indicates frequent eye contact, changes in voice, and clear handwriting. A medium rating involves some eye contact and modulation, while a low rating has limited eye contact and monotone speech.
The document provides feedback on a microteaching lesson in three areas: communication skills, checking for understanding, and activities. It rates the lesson as high, medium, or needing improvement in each area. For communication skills, a high rating indicates frequent eye contact, changes in voice, and clear handwriting. A medium rating involves some eye contact and modulation, while a low rating has limited eye contact and monotone speech.
The document provides feedback on a microteaching lesson in three areas: communication skills, checking for understanding, and activities. It rates the lesson as high, medium, or needing improvement in each area. For communication skills, a high rating indicates frequent eye contact, changes in voice, and clear handwriting. A medium rating involves some eye contact and modulation, while a low rating has limited eye contact and monotone speech.
improvement Communication Frequent eye Eye contact with Limited or no eye contact skills contact with all students several with students. students. Changes times during lesson. Speak mainly in a in voice, volume and Some modulation in monotone. Volume too modulation. voice and volume. loud or too soft. Expressive voice Some expression Handwriting difficult to read used. Handwriting used to make lesson and inhibited clear and easy to interesting. understanding. read. Handwriting was a little too small or messy. Checking for Used closed Questioning used Limited or no questions understanding questions at but mainly closed asked to check for beginning to check questions. Some understanding. for understanding. open questions Frequent use of used. open question during teaching. Activities Activities easy to Activities engaging Activities difficult to understand and yet but limited variance complete or too easy and provided some level in difficulty. not enough to keep of challenge. students engaged. Handwriting (if Neat, legible. Highlight areas Very difficult to read. applicable) which need improvement Legibility Neatness
Comments: Two Stars (things that worked well) and a Wish (area which needs improvement)