Teacher for a Day
Name: ___________________ Teacher:
Date : ___________________ Title of Work: ___________________
 
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Share your topic by making a sign that states what you are teaching.
Speak clearly: Explain what you are teaching using complete sentences during your presentation.
Explain your topic so that the class can understand what the lesson is about or how to do what you are teaching.Ask students to hold off on questions until the end of your presentation.
Make eye contact with the other students when explaining your topic.
You may bring your objects, paper, collage, article etc. to the class before 1st period on Monday to store them in the study lab.
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Show and Tell
Print out an article about your topic
Cut out pictures or make a collage using magazine or pictures from the Internet
Bring objects that help you explain your topic
Display items on a whiteboard or paper for students to see
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Use important facts
Look up information on your topic in books, magazines, b
Interview or ask someone that knows about your topic to help you.
Write information neatly so that others can read it as well.
Use proper spelling on signs, posters or writing that you may share with the class.
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Practice teaching about your topic at hoe or with a friend before you present it to the class on Monday June 1st.
Make sure that you can spend no less than 5 minutes presenting your topic.
Practice at home with a timer to be sure you are able to speak or show your items that you prepared in 5 minutes.
Ask for feedback after you practice. How did I do? Did you understand what I was teaching?
Be polite
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Question and Answer Time
Ask the student to raise their hand and wait to be called on before answering the question.
Stay on topic, do not talk about anything except your topic.
Be polite when answering questions.
Re-teach if part of your lesson if someone is confused or does not understand. Thank your students for participating.
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