Meeting Standard Five ....

Constructs and uses pedagogy to maximize the intellectual, social, physical, and moral development of all students.
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Direct Instruction Lesson includes Anticipatory Set, instructor modeling and closure.
Plans lessons which include activities for slow and advanced learners.
Plans lessons which include collaborative activities, as well as textbook based activities, and independent activities.
Plans lessons which include appropriate interaction between students as they conduct an inquiry lesson.
 
 
   
 

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