1, theme sentiment: briefly introduce the theme of the first lesson and share your feelings and opinions. You can talk about the expectation of the new semester, the interest or inspiration of the course content, etc.
2. Content review: Review the main content of the first lesson, and you can mention the teacher's explanation, PPT demonstration or other teaching materials. Share your understanding and knowledge of these contents, and illustrate your inspiration with examples.
3. Personal experience: talk about the personal influence and enlightenment of the first lesson in school. You can discuss your reflection on learning attitudes and methods, or share your thoughts on academic planning and career development.
4. Suggestions for improvement: If you have any comments or suggestions, you can put forward suggestions for improvement. For example, think about the improvement of teaching methods, content arrangements or interactive forms, and put forward corresponding suggestions.
When writing the first lesson to watch the experience, you can also consider the following points:
1, reflect on learning attitude: think about the enlightenment of the first lesson to your learning attitude. Have you changed your view on learning? Has anyone ever reminded you of the importance of studying?
2. Quote highlights: mention the highlights of the first lesson or the part that impressed you. You can quote important ideas, famous sayings or stories and explain why they have influenced you.
3. Expectations for the future: Talk about your expectations for the next semester or school year. What breakthroughs do you want to make in your studies? How are you going to apply the knowledge or ideas in the first lesson?
4. Experience summary: make a concise summary of the first lesson of the whole school. The summary can summarize the main teaching contents in a few words, plus your personal views and feelings about the course.
The most important thing is to truly express your thoughts and feelings, and to express your thoughts and feelings after watching the first class in your own language. Pay attention to the course content and your own learning experience, and describe and analyze it in detail.