Student practice--Observation 2

This is a class for Grade 3. This class is mainly a revision class. This unit is mainly about career/occupations (such as teachers, nurses, police officers, pilots, vet, doctors).

Firstly, open the practice textbook and do the exercises. First, it's listening. The teacher ask the students to answer the questions. The students are also very active in participating in the class, but there are still some students who do not participate in the class and do not concentrate and do their own things. There is also an assistant teacher in this class to help students with comprehension difficulties.

After finishing the practice exercises, students' knowledge is consolidated and enhanced. When doing exercises, the teacher also gives clear instructions, explains each question and provides feedback to the students. When the students hear encouraging and approving feedback, smiles always appear on their faces.

The teacher also prepared all kinds of small exercises, such as asking students to come to the front to fill in words. At the end of the class, the teacher played a video to conclude the lesson. 

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