By © 2008 Cross & Joftus, LLC
Date________ Time_________ Teacher__________________
Room_______
No. of Students_________
Observer____________________ |
| TEACHER INSTUCTIONAL PRACTICES |
STUDENT LEARNING PRACTICES |
Learning Environment: ☐ Orderly/Clean ☐ Safe ☐ Displays student work ☐ Respects cultural diversity with materials/resources ☐ Materials age-appropriate and child-centered ☐ Supports high expectations ☐ Daily plan focused on multiple skill levels and school readiness concepts |
Interactive Behaviors: ☐ Asks/answers questions ☐ Participates in activities and centers ☐ Performs learning objectives to show understanding ☐ Demonstrates knowledge in multiple ways: interpersonal, intrapersonal, verbal-linguistic, logistical-mathematical, visual-spatial, bodily-kinesthetic, musical-rhythmic ☐ Receives feedback on performance ☐ Demonstrates understanding |
Instructional Design: ☐ Outcomes-based lesson ☐ Language-based lesson ☐ Total group ☐ Flexible small skill group ☐ Para-professional clear about outcomes/strategies to use ☐ Cooperative play activities ☐ Teacher-led learning ☐ Student-directed learning (centers) ☐ Modeling ☐ Checking understanding ☐ Guided/Independent practice |
Cognitive Level: ☐ Parallel play ☐ Student initiated play ☐ Interactive play ☐ Language responses ☐ Student/adult only ☐ Inventive play |
Strategies Used to: ☐ Adjust for multiple learning styles ☐ Incorporate culturally responsive readings/perspectives ☐ Address diverse language needs ☐ Identify similarities & differences ☐ Provides appropriate language models ☐ Reinforce efforts & provide recognition ☐ Use practice opportunities to solidify learning ☐ Represent knowledge in multiple ways ☐ Organize learning in centers ☐ Set objectives & provide immediate/continuous feedback ☐ Organized around school ready skills ☐ Use cues, questions & multiple presentations ☐ Increase student engagement |
Work Produced: ☐ Individual/group work ☐ Project/center activities ☐ Language responses ☐ Inquisitive questioning ☐ Engages with peers ☐ Engages with adults Resources: ☐ Reading books ☐ Supplemental materials ☐ Manipulatives/toys ☐ Technology ☐ Materials reflect diversity
Notes:
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| © 2008 Cross & Joftus, LLC |
Room_______ No. of Students_________
Observer____________________
☐ Orderly/Clean
☐ Safe
☐ Displays student work
☐ Respects cultural diversity with materials/resources
☐ Materials age-appropriate and child-centered
☐ Supports high expectations
☐ Daily plan focused on multiple skill levels and school readiness concepts
☐ Asks/answers questions
☐ Participates in activities and centers
☐ Performs learning objectives to show understanding
☐ Demonstrates knowledge in multiple ways: interpersonal, intrapersonal, verbal-linguistic, logistical-mathematical, visual-spatial, bodily-kinesthetic, musical-rhythmic
☐ Receives feedback on performance
☐ Demonstrates understanding
☐ Outcomes-based lesson
☐ Language-based lesson
☐ Total group
☐ Flexible small skill group
☐ Para-professional clear about outcomes/strategies to use
☐ Cooperative play activities
☐ Teacher-led learning
☐ Student-directed learning (centers)
☐ Modeling
☐ Checking understanding
☐ Guided/Independent practice
☐ Parallel play
☐ Student initiated play
☐ Interactive play
☐ Language responses
☐ Student/adult only
☐ Inventive play
☐ Adjust for multiple learning styles
☐ Incorporate culturally responsive readings/perspectives
☐ Address diverse language needs
☐ Identify similarities & differences
☐ Provides appropriate language models
☐ Reinforce efforts & provide recognition
☐ Use practice opportunities to solidify learning
☐ Represent knowledge in multiple ways
☐ Organize learning in centers
☐ Set objectives & provide immediate/continuous feedback
☐ Organized around school ready skills
☐ Use cues, questions & multiple presentations
☐ Increase student engagement
☐ Individual/group work
☐ Project/center activities
☐ Language responses
☐ Inquisitive questioning
☐ Engages with peers
☐ Engages with adults Resources:
☐ Reading books
☐ Supplemental materials
☐ Manipulatives/toys
☐ Technology
☐ Materials reflect diversity
Notes: