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Micro-Teaching Evaluation

If I were to teach this lesson again, I would still teach students the difference between the formal and informal ways to say hello in Russian and show them some situations where each word is appropriate. However, I would prepare some more greeting words other than hello so that students can get engaged till the end of the lesson.


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