Points to take into consideration for the final exam

1. Video recording and technical aspect:

- When making the video, use a wide shot to teach in a room, and avoid sitting or
standing at one place or in front of the camera.
- Ensure good sound quality, and do not edit the video.
- When writing on the board, make sure it's visible, and avoid reading from scripts,
notes, or electronic devices.
- Check the video before submitting to avoid repetition or exceeding the time limit.
2. Presentation and teaching style:
- Include pauses of about 5 seconds between steps or activities, especially when
students need time to complete a task.
- Give clear instructions, and use body language, eye contact, and gestures to interact
with students.
- Rehearse beforehand, and avoid speaking too fast or using a monotonous voice.
- Use transitions when moving to new steps, and write key language points on the
board or use slides to show them (if applicable).
- Pay attention to posture, and avoid folding arms or standing with hands behind your
back.
- Make sure to allocate enough time for students to complete tasks,
3. Content and lesson plan:
- Submit any materials, handouts, or slides along with the lesson plan, so that the
instructor can follow along easily.