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20 Hour Classroom Observation
20 Hour Classroom Observation
Rubric Code:
S6ACB2
By
pkrivvy
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Subject:
Education
Type:
Reading
Grade Levels:
Undergraduate
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20 Hour Classroom Observation
Good
3 pts
Fair
2 pts
Poor
1 pts
Hours of Observation
Good
Signed time sheet includes 20 hours of observation
Fair
Signed time sheet includes 18 - 19 hours of observation
Poor
Signed time sheet includes 16 - 17 hours of observation
Weekly Blog
Good
Blog is 1)completed on time; 2)includes methods observed and learning taking place; 3)includes reflection
Fair
Two of the three requirements are met.
Poor
One of the three requirements are met.
Lesson Plan
Good
Lesson plan includes 1)clear objectives; 2)teaching procedures; 3)assessment
Fair
Two of the three requirements are met.
Poor
One of the three requirements are met.
Self-reflection Description
Good
Self reflection is turned in on time with a complete description of the lesson taught and a clear statement of concept.
Fair
Description of lesson is incomplete and/or statement of concept is not clear.
Poor
Description of lesson or statement of concept is missing.
Self-reflection Summary
Good
Complete summary of the results of the lesson. Includes methods used, how well you think you used them, and results obtained.
Fair
Brief summary of the results of the lesson. Includes methods used, how well you think you used them, and results obtained.
Poor
Incomplete summary of the results of the lesson.
Self-reflection Strength/Weakness
Good
Complete description of strengths and weaknesses evident in your teaching. Support with evidence from analysis. Include comments from host teacher.
Fair
Brief description of strengths and weaknesses. Weak support/lack of evidence/lack of comments from host teacher.
Poor
Little thought given to strengths and weaknesses. Incomplete.
Self-reflection Goals
Good
1)Statement of goals for improvement of teaching reading and 2)description of how you will pursue those goals. Look beyond this single lesson.
Fair
Statement of goals and description of how they will be pursued is brief and/or focuses solely on this particular lesson.
Poor
No real thought given to ways to improve. Missing goals or missing description of how they will be pursued.
Self-reflection Grade
Good
Statement of grade you believe is earned for teaching this lesson; include justification.
Fair
Statement of grade you believe is earned for teaching this lesson; weak justification.
Poor
Statement of grade you believe is earned for teaching this lesson; no justification is included.
Keywords:
observations; self-evaluation; lesson plan
Subjects:
Education
Types:
Reading
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