RTL Reflection

o What happened?

I think objectives of my lesson were covered correctly. The lesson that I picked did not have an activity that went along with it like some of my peers. I think that my lesson came off as rather boring unlike some of my peers.

o How does it relate to what I know about teaching and learning?

I know that I was stumbling through my lesson so, I know for the future that I need to be better prepared.

o What did I learn from the experience?

More preparation

Finding a way to calm my nerves when presenting in front of my peers.

A tip from Carson on keeping a note card as a cheat sheet with me that will help me stay on track

o How can I apply this as an Agriscience teacher?

Making sure that I am prepared and having all of my materials ready and organized will help me to be a more successful instructor!

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