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Mrs. Wachsmann then concludes the Inner/Outer Circle activity by providing more specific, constructive and immediate feedback. She also brings closure by restating the purpose of the activity and the objective. Listen to what she says. And watch how she transitions students to the next phase of the lesson. Reflect on what you have seen and learned during this part of the observation.

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