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II. OBJECTIVES
III. INTRODUCTION
COVID-19 has brought about significant changes in how most of us go
about our daily lives, particularly in the realm of education, where teachers
devise techniques to guide students' learning through diverse activities
aligned with the new mode of learning. During the pandemic, class
observations are still a valuable approach to assess the quality of
interactions and support educators in their professional development
(Teachstone, 2020).
At its best, the evaluation process between teachers and administrators
should focus on the teacher's professional development and the students'
access to a high-quality learning environment. Many schools are attempting
to incorporate the necessary components of a quality feedback loop, such as
pre-conferences, observations, incremental walkthroughs, and post-
conferences, in order to achieve these lofty goals. The entire development
becomes a fundamental site for understanding, sharing, and growth for all
involved when the observation process is done in a trusted and helpful
manner (Rooney, 2017).
Organization and clarity, command and communication of subject
information, teacher-student relationship, and excitement have all been
cited as qualities of good teaching by faculty and students. It is critical that
the findings of the observations be communicated to the faculty member
who is being evaluated. (Depending on the departmental policies for sharing
such information, colleague assessments could also go to a departmental
committee or the chair.) Any colleague observation program should also
emphasize the positive, constructive aspect of the observation process - the
enhancement of instruction (Weimer, 1991).
In this course, practice teacher will observe the lessons taught by a
teacher in the classroom for observing teacher-student interaction and flow
of the lesson in the class (synchronous mode of teaching). For asynchronous
mode of teaching, you can base your write ups on the flow of the printed
modules and the instructions given by the instructor. The student teacher
will keep a written record of classroom observation in his/her professional
portfolio. The trainee teacher will observe different aspect/activities of
school/classroom. It may include school observation, teacher observation,
student observation, observation in library/laboratory/school assembly,
school leadership, professional climate, instructional practices, observing
different types of records, observation of physical resources, classroom
environment/teaching aids etc.
IV. LEARNING ACTIVITIES/GUIDE QUESTIONS
S W O T
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V. SELF – REFLECTION
VI. REFERENCES
Prepared by:
MANPATILAN, MANNY A.
CASTAÑO, KLENT JAYSON L.
CORDOVA, RAUL N., Jr.
COOPERA, ALVIN JOHN B.
AMIHAN, MONICA O.