Team Teaching Demonstration Reflection: Second Industrial Revolution

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Team Teaching Demonstration Reflection For the team teaching demonstration, Stuart Parfrey and I did a lesson covering the Second Industrial Revolution, an assembly line Lego activity, and a short quiz. We developed the presentation over a google doc PowerPoint; we put the content together, picked the videos, and what type of activity and assessment. We divided the creation of the lesson’s activity and assessment; I took the activity and Stuart developed the 10 question quiz. We met outside of class a few times to go over notes and discuss how we were going to teach the lesson. We worked well together in the preparation before the lesson, which helped us be efficient during the teaching demonstration. I thought that the lesson PowerPoint,

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