Teaching

Lesson Observations

31 Aug ’11 31 Aug ’11

Every lesson is a lesson observation. You’ve 20+ young minds watching you. Will they assess you as satisfactory or outstanding?

Twitter is always good for a sound bite here and there.

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Kristian Still

Father, husband, leader, teacher, coach, author, evidence-informed practice, #testenhancedlearning #retrievalpractice. Co-creator of RememberMore.app

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