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<strong>Ware</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>Teacher</strong> <strong>Observation</strong> <strong>Instrument</strong><br />

<strong>Teacher</strong>'s Name: <strong>School</strong>: <strong>Ware</strong> <strong>County</strong><br />

Date<br />

Beginning Time:<br />

System State<br />

Last 4 Digits<br />

<strong>Observation</strong><br />

Total<br />

<strong>School</strong> State Code<br />

Code<br />

<strong>Teacher</strong> SSN Mo. Day Year Number<br />

Minutes<br />

Ending Time:<br />

Lesson Seg<br />

B M E<br />

Grade Level: Subject: Other:<br />

Essential Question/ Objective:<br />

Teaching Task Features of Dimension A S B<br />

I. Provides Instruction A. Instructional Level<br />

5-6 3-4 2<br />

Comments:<br />

The TEACHER:<br />

_____ Clearly communicates, written and orally, the essential question/objective<br />

_____ Aligns the essential question/ objective with GPS/QCC<br />

_____ Differentiates instruction and assignments, or none needed<br />

_____ Incorporates LF or best strategies: activator/anticipatory set; systematic review<br />

summarizing (all 3), as well as one other strategy ie.- *graphic organizers<br />

*KWL *structured note taking *word maps<br />

*collaborative pairs *guided lecture *think-pair-share *mnemonics<br />

*think-write-discuss *webbing *cooperative groups *classifying<br />

*induction/deduction<br />

_____ Communicates knowledge of lesson content<br />

_____ Observed lesson matches lesson plans<br />

B. Content Development<br />

4 3 2<br />

Student Focused- The STUDENT:<br />

_____ Demonstrates understanding of the essential question/objective<br />

_____ Is actively engaged in meaningful activities such as: guided practice,<br />

small group activities, collaborative pairs, center/station, manipulatives,<br />

technology, experiments, demonstrations, critical thinking activity,<br />

problem solving activity, think-pair-share, etc.(minimum of 2)<br />

_____ Summarizes during and at the end of the lesson (3-2-1, plus-minus-intriguing,<br />

cue cards, the important thing, frames 'n prompts, ticket out the door,<br />

think-pair-share, etc)<br />

_____ Exhibits focused, on-task behaviors<br />

C. Content Development & Building for Transfer<br />

4 3 2<br />

<strong>Teacher</strong>-Focused- The TEACHER:<br />

_____ Uses questioning techniques that promote higher order thinking by students<br />

( Bloom's Taxonomy)<br />

_____ Provides direct instruction and distributed guided practice through ,<br />

summarizing, application, modeling, demonstrating, showing examples,<br />

and/or using technology<br />

_____ Links instructional content to life experiences, prior knowledge,<br />

or future learning<br />

_____ States relevancy of learning<br />

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<strong>Ware</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>Teacher</strong> <strong>Observation</strong> <strong>Instrument</strong><br />

II. Assesses and Encourages<br />

Student Progress<br />

Comments:<br />

III. Manages the Learning<br />

Environment<br />

Comments:<br />

A S B<br />

A. Assesses and Encourages Student Progress 7-6 5-4 3-2<br />

The TEACHER:<br />

_____ Promotes student engagement throughout instruction<br />

_____ Attempts to maintain student focus throughout the lesson<br />

_____ Consistently uses a variety of overt/covert strategies for student responses<br />

_____ Calls on non-volunteers as well as volunteers<br />

_____ Uses wait time effectively<br />

_____ Monitors and assesses students' learning throughout instruction and adjusts<br />

instruction as needed<br />

_____ Moves among students to check progress and understanding during<br />

independent and group work<br />

B. Responding to Student Performance and Supporting<br />

5 4-3 2<br />

Students<br />

The TEACHER:<br />

_____ Provides specific content related feedback and encourages students to<br />

extend answers<br />

_____ Rephrases and/or gives prompts, hints, cues, scaffolding, etc.<br />

_____ Consistently provides support for students through positive encouragement<br />

_____ Maintains a classroom climate that is conducive to learning<br />

_____ Provides students with opportunities to correct their incorrect responses<br />

A. Use of Time<br />

Non-Instructional 4 3 2<br />

The TEACHER:<br />

_____ Obtains students' attention before providing directions or beginning<br />

instruction<br />

_____ Provides clear, concise and complete procedural directions<br />

_____ Establishes and maintains efficient procedures and methods for routine<br />

matters, such as checking attendance, distributing and collecting<br />

manuals, etc.<br />

_____ Executes smooth transitions with regard to maximizing instructional time<br />

Effectively Uses Instructional Time 3 2 1<br />

_____ Begins class promptly<br />

_____ Optimizes time by providing instructional activities while students wait for<br />

instruction to begin, for other students to finish, and for the period to end<br />

_____ Optimizes learning by appropriately pacing both delivery of instruction and<br />

student independent activities<br />

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<strong>Ware</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>Teacher</strong> <strong>Observation</strong> <strong>Instrument</strong><br />

III. Manages the Learning<br />

Environment (continued)<br />

Comments:<br />

B. Physical Setting<br />

A S B<br />

4 3 2<br />

The TEACHER:<br />

_____ Arranges the learning environment so (both): students can see the<br />

presentation and students can be seen and monitored<br />

_____ Has all materials to be used for lesson readily available<br />

_____ Arranges desks so that traffic flow is manageable for the task<br />

_____ Plans setting for necessary group/independent work, movement or other<br />

lesson activity prior to delivery of directions and/or instruction<br />

C. Appropriate Behavior<br />

Monitoring Behavior 3 2 1<br />

The TEACHER:<br />

_____ Establishes and displays appropriate classroom rules and expectations<br />

consistent with building and district policies<br />

_____ Models appropriate behavior (voice, tone, body language, respectfulness<br />

_____ Scans and monitors all students' behavior throughout the lesson<br />

Intervening 3 2 1<br />

_____ Redirects with prompts or none needed<br />

_____ Uses low profile strategies for intervention (proximity control, hand signals<br />

eye contact, private not public redirection, calm, reasonable requests<br />

_____ Detects inappropriate behavior early and intervenes or not needed<br />

Total Point Value ________<br />

Scale (circle/highlight final rating)<br />

A = 43 - 38 Above Standard<br />

S = 37 - 26 Met Standard<br />

B = 25 - 18 Below Standard<br />

I = 17 or below Ineffective<br />

Discipline referrals: Previous Year ________ Current Year ________<br />

Attendance: Previous Year: Sick ________ Personal ________ Professional ______<br />

Current Year (to date): Sick ________ Personal ________ Professional ______<br />

(Signatures):<br />

OBSERVER: __________________________________________<br />

TEACHER: __________________________________________<br />

Date _______________________<br />

Date _______________________<br />

Sign and return copy to principal's office. Signature acknowledges receipt of form, not necessarily concurrence.<br />

Written comments may be provided and/or attached. Initial here if comments are attached ___________________<br />

<strong>Teacher</strong>'s Comments (optional) ________________________________________________________________________<br />

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