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Apr 7, 2013
If I have to present a lesson for the first grade position (at another school,) can you please give me some suggestions? I have never had to do this, but have seen other teachers come in and have way too much to present or bring the kids to the carpet and then begin to loose them as the the teacher begins to struggle. Want to make it fun, engaging, but keep it simple-and yet provide a good lesson. Thank you in advance for your much needed advice. It's been a long time since I have officially interviewed!
Susan
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