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Thanks for telling us about the struggles you had. I can tell you really put a lot of thought and work into this and I'm sure the students appreciated your taking time with them when they requested it.

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I love that you took all of your mentor teachers advice. I think you created an amazing lesson

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I really like how you made the lesson pertinent to what is going on right now. I also like how you mentioned the implications of students' actions in their communities, making the lesson even more relevant.

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I liked that you guys decided to discuss how COVID-19 disproportionately impacts minority groups to these students. I appreciated that you guys mentioned how lessons always take longer than expected and that you need to be ready to adjust.

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I liked how you used topics you are knowledgeable about (microbio) to teach the students relevant concepts!

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I liked how you used topics you are knowledgeable about (microbio) to teach the students relevant concepts!

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I really liked your live activity and it seems like your lesson overall was very well thought out!

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I like how they gave a brief overview of their lesson. I feel like it would have been beneficial to do that for my POL but we did not have enough time. Their topic was also really interesting!

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The lesson relating to the current times is really awesome. I was surprised the only difference between the two lessons was the pacing! My mentor class also has one advanced one not, and there was more of difference between the two periods lesson delivery- just an observation I had!

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Your slides are so cute! It's great that you were able to adjust the way that you worked with participation in the midst of your lesson. I appreciate your honesty about their retention, and I'm sure your confidence will only grow!

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Great job! I think the advice you gave from that TA was really helpful actually, and I'm glad you learned that lesson of how not to be nervous! Thanks for sharing!

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I love how she acknowledged that she struggled during the lesson and gave herself suggestions for the future. She showed a lot of growth and I'm excited for what she'll do in the future!

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I like how you added on to the textbook by adding other activities and the Time to Climb in the Nearpod

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Great job at adapting to challenges that you faced! That is very commendable and necessary especially while doing distance learning. I'm glad that you had the chance to teach about something that was relevant and important to you!

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I like that you incorporated case studies to show them how the lesson content applied to real life!

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I really appreciate how much you were able to learn and adapt within the class period itself. I think this speaks greatly about your ability to absorb and implement input that you hear from mentors and that is very valuable in education.

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I like the use of case studies, especially for such young students! I also like that she had them work in groups.
I really like that your mentor teacher uses "glows and "grows."

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I really like the incorporation of case studies that students have to work on. This allows them to not just know the information, but also to apply it.

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I really liked how you created a relevant lesson and tied it into science!

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I really liked how you created a relevant lesson and tied it into science!

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loved the demo and the interactive parts of your lesson. props to yall for adapting when you couldnt do breakout rooms for the quizziz!

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I really enjoyed learning everything you included in your lesson! It sounds very informative and interacted especially with the use of Jamboard and video! 

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I really enjoyed learning everything you included in your lesson! It sounds very informative and interacted especially with the use of Jamboard and video! 

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I love the quote at the end

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Thank you for sharing all that you learned! I really resonated with the struggles you had of not being able to fit everything in the lesson you had planned. Crazy also how boys and girls reacted differently to your lesson. Overall, I really appreciated you sharing what you reflected on!

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I like the idea of glows and grows. Even though your students may have been confused at the end, I think you learned a lot and that's also important.

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I liked seeing the info on the student population, especially because I also observed at this school. I also like that you guys provided instructions for the students in the student notes. It was also super cool that you did a demonstration for the students! I'm glad that the students like you taught! Good job!

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The lesson seems like it was fun and inviting for the kids!! The demo you did looked like it went above and beyond just showing a video. I also like the key idea icons throughout the lesson I think that could recapture lost attention or really highlight the main idea.

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i think it's so interesting that the topic Lily had to talk about was not directly science related! this is something i feel like undergrad science majors learn about (or really, any undergrad major) so i think lily did an amazing job, especially with her breakout room activity using jam boards! her takeaways from her experience were really detailed and i can tell that teaching her lesson was something meaningful for her to do :)

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i think it's so interesting that the topic Lily had to talk about was not directly science related! this is something i feel like undergrad science majors learn about (or really, any undergrad major) so i think lily did an amazing job, especially with her breakout room activity using jam boards! her takeaways from her experience were really detailed and i can tell that teaching her lesson was something meaningful for her to do :)

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I really like how despite the technical difficulties, you were able to roll with the punches! Good job! I also like how you were clear with your instructions and how they were accessible!

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I really liked how you were able to proceed on despite some difficulties. I also liked that you had demonstrations in your lesson!

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I loved how much information you got from your mentor teacher. It seems like she was really great at giving you feedback.

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I really like how you incorporated a more adult topic such as romantic issues. 

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I really like how you incorporated a more adult topic such as romantic issues. 

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I definitely resonated with what you said about pacing, and how important it is to go slower so students can keep up. I think it's something that we have to keep in mind especially bc Zoom makes it so hard, and we might have to hold students' hands more than we think. Thanks for sharing everything you learned with us!

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I definitely resonated with what you said about pacing, and how important it is to go slower so students can keep up. I think it's something that we have to keep in mind especially bc Zoom makes it so hard, and we might have to hold students' hands more than we think. Thanks for sharing everything you learned with us!

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I liked how organized and thought out your lesson was. It really seemed like you thought of the students' experience and did whatever you could to help them

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I liked how organized and thought out your lesson was. It really seemed like you thought of the students' experience and did whatever you could to help them

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I'm glad that students participated without being called on, and that you slowed down and went back when students stopped participating. And it's okay that you didn't understand the misconception that the students had.

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I remember being in the same breakout room as you when we were planning our lessons and getting fishbowl feedback. I enjoy hearing from you about how your lesson went well! Good job! :)

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i love that seneca added the instructions for each activity in the speaker notes for students to follow if they needed that; personally, i always need instructions repeated at least twice to understand what to do and i feel like this little addition could really help a lot of kids!!

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i love that seneca added the instructions for each activity in the speaker notes for students to follow if they needed that; personally, i always need instructions repeated at least twice to understand what to do and i feel like this little addition could really help a lot of kids!!

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Great job! Even though your students got confused and you and your students had different misconceptions, I think you still learned a lot. I also liked how much feedback you got from your mentor!

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Good job noticing how the students were internalizing the lesson (when to slow down/reiterate)!

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I liked how you were able to take lessons from the internship and apply them to other aspects of your life (eg your club)

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I liked how you were able to take lessons from the internship and apply them to other aspects of your life (eg your club)

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It was so cool to see Seneca's take on the seasons, especially because I co-teached the same lesson but in a different way. Seneca reminds me of that one teacher who goes ABOVE and beyond to give live demonstrations and explanations; that room set-up to perform the flashlight experiment and demonstrate the Earth with a big ball is incredible!!!! Amazing job!

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"plans serve as guidelines, not instructions" really resonated with me. I appreciate you noticing that and sharing that with us

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I think it's interesting how universal the problems you had bc I've seen a lot of these problems in other people's presentation, but I think that's great how you handled that one student! Your takeaway about having a lot of patience is really important too, and something I definitely learned as well! Great job!

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I think it's interesting how universal the problems you had bc I've seen a lot of these problems in other people's presentation, but I think that's great how you handled that one student! Your takeaway about having a lot of patience is really important too, and something I definitely learned as well! Great job!

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I love how you gave students breaks and made them feel comfortable :)

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Your lesson topic sounds really interesting! Good job!

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Great slides! I liked the multitude of activities you had on chromosomes for the students! I also appreciated your reflection especially on participation as I had the same issue with my lesson. The feedback you got about word choice was interesting since that was something I did not expect or know about.

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I liked how you adapted to timing issues after learning from the first class, and incorporated new strategies for the second class.

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I liked how you adapted to timing issues after learning from the first class, and incorporated new strategies for the second class.

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i really like their insight on what their mentor teacher told them about letting students make mistakes on purpose so that they aren't afraid to speak out and answer questions! i can tell they tried to make the learning environment feel safe enough for students to make mistakes

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i really like their insight on what their mentor teacher told them about letting students make mistakes on purpose so that they aren't afraid to speak out and answer questions! i can tell they tried to make the learning environment feel safe enough for students to make mistakes

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Your check-in question was cute. Also big props in adapting and adjusting your lesson from the first class to the next. i had a similar problem

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I like how you incorporated a Kahoot quiz into your lesson because that ALWAYS boosts engagement and makes it that much more memorable. I also commend you for acknowledging where you needed to improve and I appreciate that you graciously received input from your mentor teacher.

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i love how yall were able to learn and improve between your periods. the insight on encouraging students to make mistakes was really powerful!

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I love how relevant your topic is! Your seems really cool and interactive. It's great that you and your mentor teacher have a great relationship

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The topic you taught for your lesson, would have given me a hard time! I commend you for doing it well! Great job!

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Great job! I think it was neat seeing how you wanted to connect the material to things they see on TV or just in real life. It definitely helps with learning to see what they're learning at school in their day to day lives! Thanks for sharing what you learned!

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Great job! I think it was neat seeing how you wanted to connect the material to things they see on TV or just in real life. It definitely helps with learning to see what they're learning at school in their day to day lives! Thanks for sharing what you learned!

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I love the feedback that your mentor teacher provided about letting students be involved with the learning process by making mistakes! Being comfortable and accepting of students to run into difficult concepts and figuring out what the wrong answers are is a great learning lesson - that's definitely how I continue to grow as a student!

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I like how you incorporated case studies to show how your lesson topic is important and relevant. You did a great job handling the obstacles you had!

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I'm happy to hear that your students were very active during your activities! Also, the check-in question is very cute :)