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The document discusses how to introduce peer lesson observations for teacher trainees. It provides guidance on [1] discussing key details like date, focus, and role of observer in advance; [2] potential observation tasks like vocabulary introduction and grammar practice; and [3] preparing for the observation by focusing on agreed areas and taking accurate notes. The response also includes a sample feedback form and guidelines for managing the feedback discussion, providing a second opportunity if needed, and addressing any failure to accept feedback.
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ٴDz崳ǰ尿ñJorgeAOV84 picture and tell the name(s) of
pictures - elicit
this person, movie, play or city, vocabulary
making sure ss understand the already
instructions. known.
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