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Teaching Session Analysis
Evaluate the teaching and learning approaches and effectiveness of resources for your observed session. Evaluate how your session met the needs of individual learners.
My micro teaching session consisted of teaching a dance routine (Locking) and a warm up exercise. The session was to introduce the basics of locking; and also to make it appealing to all the different learning styles. For the purpose of the session a big space without carpet was needed to make it safe for the all learners in the session.

To ensure that all learning styles were catered for I used demonstrations of the dance routine for the visual and kinaesthetic learners and my own verbal delivery for the auditory learners. I started the session of with an informal chat
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