Paideia Classroom Observation
This form observes the usage of the Paideia method covering Questioning and Student Engagement.
Mosaic
This teacher observation form is designed to assess the implementation of various instructional interventions in K-12 classrooms. It includes questions related to teacher expertise, student engagement, and the use of various teaching strategies. The form is divided into sections that focus on different types of lessons, including odd-numbered lessons, even-numbered lessons, Nobel study lessons, and test preparation lessons. The questions on the form cover a range of topics, including the amount of teacher talk time, the level of student interaction and collaboration, the use of higher-order thinking questions, and the extent to which students are engaged in real-world problem solving or performance/product creation. The form also includes notes sections for additional observations and comments. Overall, this form provides a structured and objective way for instructional leaders to evaluate the effectiveness of teaching practices in K-12 classrooms.
Sections:
Implementation of the Intervention
Teacher Expertise: General
Odd-Numbered Lessons
Even-Numbered Lessons
Nobel Study Lessons
Test Preparation Lesson
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