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Analysis Of Ann's Teaching By Lubienski
From the author's point of view, Ann's teaching is exemplary. Throughout the article, Lubienski portrays Ben as the teacher who doesn't follow the book and just does his own work and Cara as the one who is still struggling to find the right to teach her students. On the other hand, Anne is portray as the calm one who seems like she had find the way to teach her sixth grade. The way Anne teaches her sixth grade is portray as ideal because when she teaches the lesson she balances out two aspects which is making sure the students throughly understands it without them feeling overwhelm and also following the curriculum. She makes sure her students learn things themselves and she also make sure that they do not miss the main point of the math problem.
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