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Other ideas: how far in advance would she like to see your lesson plans, does she want everything you do formally presented or can you jot down outlines, does she have any preset curriculum that you'll be following in certain subject areas...perhaps this stuff is set with your ed department, but otherwise it's good to get her ideas (because I asked, I was able to slide through with only typing out the full plans when my supervisor was scheduled to observe). Ask her if she has anything she'd like you to prepare in advance - hopefully, she'll know the grade level by your meeting, and then you can ask more specific questions about what you need to brush up on. Good luck! My first meeting with my cooperating teacher left me terrified (of her and of the prospect of teaching) but after getting started, we found a great balance in our styles.
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