The teacher observation form is a tool used by instructional leaders in K-12 schools to evaluate and provide feedback to teachers on their instructional practices. The form is divided into three sections: Instruction, Planning, and Environment. Each section contains a set of questions that focus on specific aspects of teaching, such as Standards and Objectives, Motivating Students, Presenting Instructional Content, and Managing Student Behavior. The questions are designed to assess the teacher's knowledge of content, ability to engage and challenge students, and effectiveness in creating a positive and respectful learning environment. The form also includes sections for overall comments, instructional plans, student work, assessment, expectations, and refinement. By using this form, instructional leaders can provide targeted feedback to teachers and support their ongoing professional growth. Sections: Instruction Planning Environment