Muna 1 - S
Muna 1 - S
Muna 1 - S
Competency Observations
Professionalism: Teacher was in class and prepared for the lesson ahead of time
Planning for learning: A lesson plan was prepared but the tr forgot to present it.
Monitoring and The teacher was monitoring the activities and documenting her findings.
assessment:
At the start of the lesson the tr reminds the sts of rules and how to raise their hands. Each st has a flower on a stick
that has her name on it.
Tr is doing a very good job of reinforcing her rules and her system, but she seems a bit harsh, constantly hushing the
sts.
The tr took a risk and conducted a cooperative learning strategy, but as the girls looked for their partner they did not
discuss any math, they simply looked at and compared each others pictures to find their pair.
The teacher is getting frustrated that the sts are not understanding, but she has pitched her teaching at a level above
where the sts are. She is dependent on abstract thinking, and for some of their activities pictoral, but she did not move
them through a concrete stage.
Tr was rushing to make sure she showed everything that was on her lesson plan.
Muna Hasan Observation #2 October 31, 2016 Grade 2 Place Value
Competency Observations
Professionalism: Tr is in the class on time and prepared before the start of the lesson.
Planning for learning: A lesson plan has been prepared and presented.
Monitoring and Circulates amongst the students, making sure students are on task. Documentation of
assessment: student ability was seen.
Activities are relevant to the lesson and help to deepen student understanding.
This lesson feels more like a second grade lesson than the previous one.
Tr has prepared a number of activities and has the materials prepared and waiting in the middle of each table. She has
a complex system for accessing materials but the sts seem to understand it and it is working well.
The teacher is constantly talking, saying things like: who is ready, who is ready, put your hands up, hands, up, hands,
up.
The teacher needs to reach a point in her lesson where she realizes that a large group of her students are ready to
move on. At that point there needs to be a parting from whole class activities and a tr focus on the weaker students
who do actually still need help. This will probably involve regrouping of students.
The purpose of circulating amongst the sts is to see whether they have understood or not and react accordingly.