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Observation Observer:Valmire Korqaj Date:03.12.2 Class:VII Teacher:Miranda Agaj -In this paper I will describe a teacher and her students in an observation I did in Public school “Deshmoret e Kombit”.Through this paper a variety of pupils' class and teacher's behavior will be discussed. The observation did in ninth class in English lesson the teacher was Miranda Agaj. I arrived in the office ten minutes before the lesson started. So I had a chance to talk with the teacher. We briefly discussed the activities that they were going to be doing that day. When the ring bells we both went in the class. When we enter in class we were greeting by pupils of this class. The teacher began this class by engaging in casual friendly conversation with the pupils about how their weekend was. Than she introduced me with them and she told them that I am going to observe her class. -She started the lesson by asking pupils what did they do last class. Just some pupils raised their hand,and one of them said that they did exercises with p...

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