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Group 1 would share specifics about American culture and history with their students. Group 2 would teach cooperative learning activities focused on geography using maps and globes. Group 3 would incorporate the LEARN lesson planning model into their own teaching, with an emphasis on engaging activities between teaching and reflection. They would also want to share their overall experience in America and how it will influence positive changes in their teaching approach back home.
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Final Class From Cara
- 1. Share and Present Group 1: What will you share about America with your students? Be specific. Group 2: What cooperative learning activities will you teach your students? What content will you use with these activities? Be specific. Group 3: You have observed many lessons. What will you take about lesson planning back to your own teaching? Be specific . (The FCPS lesson plan model is LEARN: L—Link/warmup, E-Engage and Educate—teaching time, A—Active learning—activities, R—Reflect, N—Now and Then)