Lessons are well organized and systematic. Students are aware of the organization and structure of the lesson. Teacher presentations are easy to understand. Teacher speaks clearly and directly to the point of the objective, uses clear and direct language, enunciates carefully, and provides concrete, specific examples of the information presented. Main points are repeated for emphasis and reinforcement.
Teachers create exciting lessons that are fun and worthwhile.
The rate of the presentation fits the needs of the students. Generally, a brisk rate maintains interest and motivation. They listen, ask questions, take notes, solve problems, work in groups, complete class projects, and are held accountable for their learning. Frequently measure students' progress toward meeting instructional and IEP objectives.