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Being a learner and supporting learning.
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LLLC 1201 Being a learner and supporting learning. Case Study 23/01/2008 This case study will focus on the literacy lessons that I planned, prepared and taught over three sessions to a class of twenty eight with explanation of how I did this. It will explain what I included in the lessons and why. It will also explain how I assess children's learning and try to meet the needs of all the children in the class. Like all classes there are a variety of abilities in this class from those who read and understand fluently to those who find all academic work difficult to comprehend. Most of this class are of middle ability and enjoy school to the full. They had just entered year four after the summer holidays, when in the second week of term their teacher had to take sick leave. As a Higher Level Teaching Assistant I was appointed till a...
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