Define a learning objective
Start with what a student should be able to explain or do by the end of the lesson. Choose an activity supporting that goal: exploration, problem-solving or collaboration. Plan how the experience connects to classroom discussion and practice.
Check the teacher's role
During a demonstration, ask to see how activities start, how instructions are given and how a struggling student receives help. Ask what quiz and content customization is possible, which languages are available and how a shared experience works.
Plan the whole lesson
Divide the lesson into preparation, experience and reflection. Check equipment suitability, operating space, student rotations and staff familiarity. Begin with a short, defined activity and gather teacher and student feedback before expanding use.
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