1. Name of teacher and lesson observed.
2. [Preparation Success]
Describe, in as much detail as possible, ways in which the facilitator were successful in their preparation for their teaching experience.
3. [Preparation Improve]
Describe, in as much detail as possible, ways in which the facilitator could improve upon their preparation for their teaching experience.
4. [Preparation]
To what level, 1 through 10 was the teacher successful in their preparation for their teaching experience.
5. [Content Success]
Describe, in as much detail as possible, ways in which the facilitator were successful in supporting students in learning content.
6. [Content Improve]
Describe, in as much detail as possible, ways in which the facilitator could improve upon their support of students in learning content.
7. [Content Points]
To what level, 1 through 10 was the teacher successful in supporting students in learning content.
8. [Indy Needs Success]
Describe, in as much detail as possible, ways in which the facilitator were successful in meeting the needs of individual students.
9. [Indy Needs Improve]
Describe, in as much detail as possible, ways in which the facilitator could improve upon their effectiveness in meeting the needs of individual students.
10. [Indy Needs Points]
To what level, 1 through 10 was the teacher successful in meeting the needs of individual students.
11. [Technology Success]
Describe, in as much detail as possible, ways in which the facilitator were successful integrating technology to support student learning of content.
12. [Technology Improve]
Describe, in as much detail as possible, ways in which the facilitator could improve upon integrating technology to support student learning of content.
13. [Technology Points]
To what level, 1 through 10 was the teacher successful integrating technology to support student learning of content.
14. [Assessment Success]
Describe, in as much detail as possible, ways in which the facilitator were successful in developing assessment(s) that measure student learning of content.
15. [Assessment Improve]
Describe, in as much detail as possible, ways in which the facilitator could improve upon developing assessment(s) that measure student learning of content.
16. [Assessment Points]
To what level, 1 through 10 was the teacher successful in developing assessment(s) that measure student learning of content.
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2. [Preparation Success]
ReplyDeleteYou had all of your materials ready and in order.
3. [Preparation Improve]
N/A You did a great job with this.
4. [Preparation]
10
5. [Content Success]
You asked plenty of questions and walked around to make sure the class was staying on task.
6. [Content Improve]
More examples maybe.
7. [Content Points]
9
8. [Indy Needs Success]
made sure that all students understood and were able to work on and accomplish tasks.
9. [Indy Needs Improve]
N/A
10. [Indy Needs Points]
10
11. [Technology Success]
Technology was integrated fully within the lesson.
12. [Technology Improve]
Other technology may have been used besides the computer to aid students who learn by a more hands-on approach or through tactile learning.
13. [Technology Points]
9
14. [Assessment Success]
Assesment involved participation in the class activity. The instructor informed the class of this at the beginning and also at the end.
15. [Assessment Improve]
How would you assess a student who needed to do this assignment as homework or for make-up work because of an absence?
16. [Assessment Points]
9
Ashton,
I loved your lesson and I think that you did a great job!
You had all the materials needed for your lesson. I really liked that you were walking around the classroom making sure your students were on task and also constantly asking if there were any questions. You did a really good job!!
ReplyDeleteyour lesson was very neat I liked the way you put in the technology. Making them use a power point and not have to write as much was great I wish more of our classmates would have used your Idea I hate writing. As for prep I do not think you could have been any more prepaired it was great. How are you going to meet the individual needs of your students? you talked about the advaced but what about the LD students.
ReplyDeleteI think you executed your lesson plan very well. I really enjoyed your use of technology. I thought the way you introduced the lesson would be very effective to get students interested in what the lesson was going to entail. Allowing the students to create their own powerpoint story was a great way to assess the students understanding of the concept.
ReplyDeleteThe use of technology in your lesson was age appropriate and most importantly, it was an effective way to support your lesson. The objective was successfully reached and it allowed students to develop their own power point.Therefore, all the feed back received is a great reflection of the students' effective learning, and it was also a great way to assess the learning of students.
ReplyDeleteAshton,
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought the presentation might have been a little over a third graders head, some may not have every used a computer before, depending on the child and their abilities also, but after finding out that we only used a few words and a picture it was very easy. I liked how you were using this to explain to the students how important pictures can be, and also how important words can be. You did a great job of assessing the students i think because this lesson was mostly about participation.
Ashton, your assignment was very cool. I would have never have thought to have done. The only thing I thought that needed improvement was how could you accommodate to those who are in a self contained classroom. But over all very creative, I was engaged and wanted to know what was going to happen next..
ReplyDeleteYour lesson plan was very good. I really enjoyed it and never though how a picture can stay a sentence without even having it written down. It was very fun to create a picture story ourselves about school and view everyone else's. I like how participation was a big deal as well.
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