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The lesson explains methods for preparing and executing instruction to students.  First, it must be engaging, so a teacher should be considering the three questions each student will ask when a lesson begins:  "Am I interested?", "Can I do this?", and "Does this matter?"

Second, what levels of DOK does a lesson reach?  Are they all covered?  Do they need to be?  (For much of CTE, Level 3 is adequate, at least in my understanding).

As instruction turns to student exercise, failure needs to be acceptable as a means for growth and learning, as failure can itself be a teacher if that failure is analyzed properly.  SWOT could, in my view, be a way to analyze a failure effectively.

There were several other examples as well, for which I appreciated the HVAC video a great deal, being an HVAC instructor myself.  I could implement that exercise, in fact.  So I'm grateful for the quality of the content of this lesson.

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