Teacher Practice Assessment Rubric Semester 8, 2017

Student Name: H00280308 Nouf Mohamed Mubarak Humaid Al Obaidly

College: SWC Placement School: Al Andalous School 12/2/2017

Achievement Achievement that Achievement that Achievement that Achievement that is Achievement that is
that clearly does narrowly fails to meet minimally meets the satisfactory meets significantly above the outstanding relative to
not meet requirements for course course requirements the course and GPA course and GPA the course and GPA
requirements for with normal grading but may not meet the requirements requirements requirements
course with mode. GPA requirement
normal grading
mode.

Commitment to Has not grasped Displays issues with Displays occasional Demonstrates Always demonstrates Prioritizes the needs of
the Profession the importance of attendance and issues with attendance consistent consistent attendance the school and students
attendance and punctuality and punctuality attendance and and punctuality over required working
punctuality punctuality hours
leading to
consistent
absences and/or
lateness

Fails to Has difficulties preparing Is generally prepared & Is prepared & ready Is well prepared & Consistently prepares
demonstrate a for lessons & being ready ready for each lesson for each lesson ready for each lesson high quality materials
willingness to on time which are well organized
plan and prepare
materials and
lessons

Does not Rarely participates in Occasionally Participates in a Actively participates in Has demonstrated
participate in school activities and participates in school range of school a range of school initiative and
school activities displays some difficult activities and builds a activities and builds activities and builds commitment through
and has not developing relationships few positive positive relationships positive relationships independent
developed relati across the school relationships within the within the school with a range of involvement in school
onships across school stakeholders based activities resulting
the school, apart in a measurable
from the MST contribution to the
school
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Does not respect Challenges school based Generally accepts Accepts school based Accepts school based Accepts school based
school based authority structures and school based authority authority structures authority structures authority structures and
authority has difficulty accepting structures and has and responsibility for and responsibility for responsibility for
structures & does responsibility for work- some difficulties resolving work-based resolving work-based independently resolving
not accept based problems, even resolving work-based problems with some problems with a work-based problems
responsibility for with support problems without some support growing level of
work-based support independence
problems

Has not Inconsistently Generally demonstrates Generally Demonstrates a Demonstrates

developed a demonstrates a positive a positive attitude demonstrates a positive attitude exceptional enthusiasm
positive attitude attitude towards towards teaching and positive attitude towards teaching and and positivity towards
towards teaching teaching and learning learning but with some towards teaching and learning teaching and learning
and learning examples of negativity learning

Comments: Nouf you are professional in your actions and attitude. You are an enthusiastic and motivated teacher which was demonstrated in your positive
attitude towards developing your skills and competencies as a teacher

Planning for Has consistently Has inconsistently Has completed poor Has completed Has completed solid Has completed
Learning failed to completed adequate quality lesson plans appropriate lesson lesson plans which are outstanding lesson plans
complete lesson plans which are not always plans which are printed and available which are consistently
adequate lesson available upon request available for for MST/MCT upon printed and available for
plans MST/MCT upon request MST/MCT upon request
request

Lesson plans lack Lesson plans lack Lesson plans have Lesson plans have Lesson plans are well Lesson plans are
detail and may detail and may not sufficient detail to sufficient detail to detailed to secure exceptional to secure
not include include adequate generally secure secure satisfactory effective delivery and successful delivery and
learning learning objectives and effective delivery and delivery and include include testable include testable learning
objectives and assessments often include learning testable learning learning objectives and objectives and a variety
assessments leading to unsatisfactory objectives and some objectives and a variety of appropriate of appropriate
leading to lesson delivery assessments appropriate assessments and tasks assessments and tasks
unsatisfactory assessments
lesson delivery

Lesson plans are Lesson plans are Lesson plans show Lesson plans are Lesson plans are usually Lesson plans are
inconsistently inconsistently balanced some elements of generally balanced, balanced, engaging, consistently balanced,
balanced and and include limited balance but include
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include no student-centred some student-centred engaging, effective effective and student- engaging, effective and
student-centred activities activities and student-centred centred student-centred
activities

Comments: Nouf your lesson plans are well organized and always available for observations. In todays observation you showed your understanding of the
lesson objectives by using clear phases which gave the students many opportunities to learn and practice language skills. The dinosaur objects were an
excellent inclusion in the lesson and supports student engagement through a connection to the video. We discussed the importance of identifying the key
phases that need to be given more time in the lesson, especially the directed instruction phase.

Managing Does not use Occasionally uses Sometimes uses Uses cooperative learning Consistently and Consistently and
Learning cooperative cooperative cooperative learning as regularly, usually with a effectively uses effectively uses a
learning learning as part of part of their learning level of effectiveness cooperative learning range of cooperative
their learning environment but/or uses with a high level of learning strategies
environment these strategies with effectiveness with a high degree of
limited effectiveness confidence

Does not use Attempts to use Uses appropriate Uses appropriate classroom Uses appropriate Uses a wide range of
classroom classroom classroom management management strategies to classroom appropriate
management management strategies which generally secure a safe and effective management classroom
strategies strategies but these secure a safe and effective learning environment strategies to management
effectively or do not generally learning environment consistently secure a strategies to
consistently leading achieve a safe and/ safe and effective consistently secure a
to an ineffective or effective learning learning environment safe and effective
and/ or unsafe environment learning
learning environment
environment

Has not established Classroom routines Has established some Establishes and manages Establishes and Classroom routines
effective classroom and transitions are classroom routines and classroom routines and consistently manages and transitions are
routines and inconsistently transitions but some transitions classroom routines well established and
transitions implemented development is needed and transitions leading differentiated
effecting the to some student leading to significant
classroom independence student
environment independence
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Comments: You are effectively using your classroom management strategies to establish class rules and routines. You are consistent in your expectations
and communicated clearly with the students throughout the lesson.

Implementing Does not implement Attempts to Sometimes implements Generally implements Implements strategies Implements a wide
Learning strategies which sometimes strategies which motivate strategies which motivate which continually range of strategies
motivate students implement students and maintains students and maintain an motivates students and which continually
and maintain an strategies which an effective classroom effective classroom maintains an effective motivates students
effective classroom motivates students presence presence classroom presence and maintains an
presence. and maintains an effective classroom
effective classroom presence
presence, although
these are not
necessarily effective

Material presented Material presented Material presented may Presents material which is Presents material which Consistently presents
frequently/ may sometimes lack occasionally lack accuracy generally accurate, is accurate, meaningful, material which is
significantly lacks accuracy and/or and/or meaningfulness. meaningful and accessible accessible and accurate,
accuracy and/or meaningfulness. Differentiation to support student differentiated to meaningful,
meaningfulness. Differentiation is is implemented but not engagement and learning. support student accessible and
Differentiation is rarely implemented necessarily effectively Sometimes includes engagement and differentiated to
not implemented differentiation with learning support student
growing effectiveness engagement and
learning

The pacing of The pacing of The pacing of lessons may Lessons are usually paced Lessons are Lessons are paced to
lessons may result lessons may result result in some students to ensure students are consistently paced to ensure students are
in a significant in some students sometimes being appropriately engaged ensure students are appropriately
proportion of the being disengaged, disengaged, overwhelmed and challenged appropriately engaged engaged and
class being overwhelmed &/or or off task and challenged challenged and the
disengaged, off task needs of individual
overwhelmed &/or students are met
off task

When instructions Instructions are Instructions are usually Instructions are given at Instructions are Clear, concise and
are given they are given within a given at appropriate times appropriate times within a consistently given at timely Instructions
generally unclear lesson but may be within a lesson but may lesson and are generally appropriate times are consistently
and this does not unclear and/or clear and concise within a lesson and are given using a range
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effectively facilitate excessively wordy, not always be clear and invariably clear and of appropriate
learning resulting in some concise concise techniques
confusion

Generally does not Inconsistently uses Uses questions which fit Uses questions which Uses a variety of Skillfully uses a
use questions questions which fit within the lesson context generally fit within the questions which variety of questions
effectively within the lesson but these tend to be lesson context to support appropriately fit within which appropriately
context but these closed and/or do not learning the lesson context to fit within the lesson
tend to be closed extend learning support learning context and
and/or do not challenges students
extend learning thinking

Comments: The students worked independently and were responsive to your questions. The classroom learning environment is positive but we discussed
the importance of scaffolding phases of the lesson so you are modelling and supporting all the students. There were opportunities for the practice of all
four language skills throughout the lesson. We discussed the importance of timing your lesson phases to give enough time for students to practice and
consolidate learning.

Assessment Fails to utilize Demonstrates little Monitors but it is Generally monitors in Monitoring purposively Consistently monitors
monitoring in understanding or unfocused in relation to relation to learning and in relation to learning in relation to learning
relation to student ability in monitoring learning and/or behavior, behavior some and behavior and behavior,
learning and in relation to improvement is needed improvement is needed meeting individual
behavior learning and students needs
behavior

Fails to understand Consistently utilized Utilizes some variety of Generally utilizes a range Utilizes a range of Utilizes and
and utilize the same formative formative assessment of effective formative effective formative thoroughly
formative assessment strategy strategies to gauge assessment strategies to assessment strategies understands a range
assessment (question, checklists student progress gauge student progress to gauge student of effective formative
strategies & observations) progress assessment strategies
throughout the to gauge student
placement progress

Summative Summative Implements summative Generally implements Implements valid and Outstanding
assessment assessment assessment strategies but valid and reliable reliable summative knowledge and
strategies are not strategies are not always ones that are summative assessment assessment strategies, Implementation of
completed invalid and/ or valid, reliable and/or strategies, where where appropriate valid and reliable
unreliable appropriate appropriate summative
assessment
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strategies., where
appropriate

Constructive Limited feedback Constructive feedback is Constructive feedback is Constructive feedback Constructive feedback
feedback is not provided to provided to students generally provided to is consistently provided is provided in a timely
provided to students due to a inconsistently. It may students in a timely and to students in a timely and effective manner
students lack of need to be more timely appropriate manner. and appropriate using a range of
understanding and/or delivered in an manner approaches
appropriate manner

Has failed to use Has made little Sometimes uses Assessment data is Assessment data is Assessment data is
assessment data to attempt at using assessment data to inform generally used to inform used to effectively consistently used to
inform planning and assessment data to planning and instruction. planning and instruction, inform planning and effectively inform
instruction &/or inform planning and Assessment data is though not always instruction. Assessment planning and
assessment data is instruction. Limited recorded but not always effectively. Assessment data is recorded in an instruction.
not available to assessment data is in an organized way but is data is generally recorded organized way and is Assessment data is
MST/MCT available for usually available for in an organized way and is available for MST/MCT. recorded in an
MST/MCT MST/MCT. usually available for organized way and is
MST/MCT. always available for
MST/MCT.

Comments: Nouf you included an assessment focus in the extend phase. This was a listening activity but detail how you were assessing and recording
students progress in your plan. Was this monitoring or formative assessment?

Reflection on Fails to understand Little reflection on Some reflection on Reflects on student Reflects on student Consistently reflects
Practice the importance of student learning student learning is learning learning in a meaningful on student learning in
reflecting on evident, but it is quite way a meaningful way
student learning vague and repetitive

Student fails to Little reflection on Inconsistent and vague Reflects on their own Consistently reflects on Consistently reflects
understand the their own practice reflections on their own practice leading to their own practice on their own practice
importance of which leads to practice leading to little improvement with limited leading to leading drawing
reflecting on own limited improvement of practice guidance and support improvements in a effectively in theory
practice and/or improvement of range of areas leading to habitual
display the ability to practice improvement
do so meaningfully
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Comments: You show your ability to reflect and use your experiences to help you develop your teaching style and strategies. You are able to identify key
points and explain your ideas and reasoning. You listen well to feedback and ideas from your MST & MCT with the purpose of improving your teaching
effectiveness and lesson planning.

Points for future action based on todays lesson observation:

1. Give students a task when they watch a video. Decide on the learning objective and plan how you will connect it to your lesson objectives. In this
lesson the video was a great opportunity to review descriptive words. Review these and elicit words from students that they heard. These should
be recorded on the board or on flash cards for display in the classroom.
2. The use of dinosaur models was excellent and these could be further used in the lesson to describe and connect to the video.
3. The short discussion time at the beginning of the lesson needed further scaffolding so the class had more instructions about this task. Also give
students some sentence structures to practice for this task. Engage with each group and listen for their speaking skills.
4. In phase 3 students needed more scaffolding. This was also a directed teaching activity so students had support to fill the gap. You modelled the
first question but didnt complete all the sentences so students could self-mark and correct mistakes. They also need to read the completed
sentences.
5. In the listening activity extend phase this needed more time and scaffolding. Break the listening task by stopping after each question, discussing
and checking the answer. If you plan this task as an assessment more instructions were needed and you still needed to stop the audio to give
students time to answer.
6. The objective of this lesson was to use new vocabulary and talk about dinosaurs, plus review past tense. Keep your objectives in mind when you
plan your lesson so students have extensive support, scaffolding and modelling.
7. More detail is needed to fully explain the lesson phases in your plan.
Nouf this was a good lesson and the students were engaged throughout. As suggested think carefully about reducing the n umber of phases so there is
time for learning and practice.