You did a good job of running the session without major problems. The session progressed steadily through the content about functions, with only minor technical issues when sharing the video. Your materials were organized, including slides and practice problems for students to work on. However, there were a few moments where you seemed unsure if students could see your screen or if they were following along. To reach the advanced level, you could be more attentive to detail in your preparation, like confirming screen sharing is working properly before moving forward and having clearer transitions between topics.
You explained the process of solving function problems correctly, using the analogy of a machine that takes inputs and produces outputs to help learners understand. Your explanations of how to use graphs to find inputs and outputs were clear. Most questions you asked were about confirming if students understood how to complete the problems rather than why the solutions worked. For example, when explaining how to identify functions versus equations using the vertical line test, you showed the process but didn't fully explain why one output for one input is a key property of functions. To reach the advanced level, try using more visual examples or real-world scenarios to explain these underlying concepts.
Tutor · 9 days ago
