The teacher observation form is a tool used by instructional leaders to evaluate and assess the effectiveness of a teacher's instruction. The form is divided into several sections that cover various aspects of teaching, including reading, math, instructional strategies, rigor, relevance, classroom structure, student engagement, learning conditions, instructional feedback, assessment, and closing information. Each section contains specific questions that focus on different areas of teaching, such as phonemic awareness, vocabulary, comprehension, lecture, demonstration, problem-solving, and more. The form also includes notes sections for the observer to record additional observations and comments. The overall goal of the form is to provide a comprehensive evaluation of a teacher's instruction and identify areas for improvement. Sections: 5 Big Ideas of Reading Everyday Math Instructional Strategies Rigor Relevance Classroom Structure Student Engagement Learning Conditions Instructional Feedback Assessment Closing Info