Reflection of Micro Teaching Lesson

The following pictures are the reflections from my group:





Self-Reflection: 
I think in this lesson, I have found some problems of my teaching. The first problem is the time management.  I think making a bracelet is simple, but actually my classmates all felt 10 mins are not enough at all. Moreover, I think next time I should show them how to do step by step more specifically. Maybe weaving with them at the same time, so they can follow my steps. Instead of teaching one student one time, I think working together will be more effective.  

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