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Teacher Observation Checklist Template

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Teacher Observation Checklist Template

The document contains multiple teacher self/peer-observation checklists used to evaluate teaching effectiveness in various lessons. Each checklist includes ratings on aspects such as relationships with students, presentation, classroom interactions, and language use, along with total scores and suggestions for improvement. The observations highlight areas of strength and opportunities for development across different teaching groups.
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TEACHER SELF/PEER-OBSERVATION CHECKLIST

Student Teacher: Group 3 Observer: Group 6


Date: 05/10/2022 Time: 9:30
Class/Level: 70A3 Lesson: Humans and the Environment
Lesson objectives:
By the end of the lesson, students will be able to:
1. Knowledge
● Classify and pronounce the consonant blends /kl/, /pl/, /gr/, and /pr/ correctly in isolation and in sentences;
● Apply these consonants to create sentences
2. Competence
3. Qualities
Observation focus areas: Presentation and practice

A. Consider each statement. Rate yourself/your peer on a scale of 1-3.


3= excellent 2 = good 1= needs improvement N/A = not applicable
I. Relationship with Students
1. 2 The teacher establishes good eye contact with all the students in the class.
2. 2 The teacher uses appropriate body language.
3. 1 The teacher makes an effort to pay attention to all students equally.
4. 1 The teacher divides students up into groups in an organized and purposeful way.
5. 2 The teacher provides appropriate praise to students.
II. Presentation
6. 1 The teacher’s handwriting on the board is legible and well-organized.
7. 1 The teacher speaks loudly enough to be heard easily in the back row.
8. 2 The teacher varies the exercises in class to keep students interested.
9. 2 The teacher helps students understand the material.
10. 1 The teacher reviews previous points regularly.
11. 2 The teacher tries to motivate students to do their best.
12. 1 The teacher monitors errors and corrects them at appropriate times.
13. 3 The teacher gives clear instructions.
III. Classroom Interactions
14. 1 The teacher walks around and facilitates when students are doing group work.
15. 1 The teacher provides students with real communicative activities.
16. 1 The teacher tries to maximize student talk time.
17. 1 The teacher provides activities which promote spontaneous language use.
IV. Language
18. 2 The teacher uses vocabulary and grammar structures that are comprehensible to the students.
19. 3 The activities are geared to the proficiency level of the students – or just above.
20. 1 The content of the activity is relevant and meaningful to the students’ lives.

TOTAL SCORE: 31 / 60
Suggestions for the observed teacher:
- T should interact with Ss more.
TEACHER SELF/PEER-OBSERVATION CHECKLIST

Student Teacher: Group 1 Observer: Group 6


Date: ___________________________________ Time: ___________________________________
Class/Level: _____________________________ Lesson: _________________________________
Lesson objectives:
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
Observation focus areas:
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________

B. Consider each statement. Rate yourself/your peer on a scale of 1-3.


3= excellent 2 = good 1= needs improvement N/A = not applicable
I. Relationship with Students
1. 2 The teacher establishes good eye contact with all the students in the class.
2. 2 The teacher uses appropriate body language.
3. 1 The teacher makes an effort to pay attention to all students equally.
4. 1 The teacher divides students up into groups in an organized and purposeful way.
5. 2 The teacher provides appropriate praise to students.
II. Presentation
6. 1 The teacher’s handwriting on the board is legible and well-organized.
7. 1 The teacher speaks loudly enough to be heard easily in the back row.
8. 2 The teacher varies the exercises in class to keep students interested.
9. _____ The teacher helps students understand the material.
10. _____ The teacher reviews previous points regularly.
11. _____ The teacher tries to motivate students to do their best.
12. _____ The teacher monitors errors and corrects them at appropriate times.
13. _____ The teacher gives clear instructions.
III. Classroom Interactions
14. _____ The teacher walks around and facilitates when students are doing group work.
15. _____ The teacher provides students with real communicative activities.
16. _____ The teacher tries to maximize student talk time.
17. _____ The teacher provides activities which promote spontaneous language use.
IV. Language
18. _____ The teacher uses vocabulary and grammar structures that are comprehensible to the students.
19. _____ The activities are geared to the proficiency level of the students – or just above.
20. _____ The content of the activity is relevant and meaningful to the students’ lives.

TOTAL SCORE: _____ / 60


Suggestions for the observed teacher:
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
TEACHER SELF/PEER-OBSERVATION CHECKLIST

Student Teacher: Group 5 Observer: Group 6


Date: 05/10/2022 Time: 9:50
Class/Level: 70A3 Lesson: Stress in two - syllable words with the same
spelling
Lesson objectives:

- By the end of the lesson, students will be able to:

1. Knowledge

- Distinguish stress in two-syllable words with the same spelling


- Help Ss practise saying sentences containing two syllable words with the same spelling but different
stress patterns

2. Competence

3. Qualities

Observation focus areas: Presentation and Practice

C. Consider each statement. Rate yourself/your peer on a scale of 1-3.


3= excellent 2 = good 1= needs improvement N/A = not applicable
I. Relationship with Students
1. 1 The teacher establishes good eye contact with all the students in the class.
2. 1 The teacher uses appropriate body language.
3. 2 The teacher makes an effort to pay attention to all students equally.
4. 3 The teacher divides students up into groups in an organized and purposeful way.
5. 2 The teacher provides appropriate praise to students.
II. Presentation
6. 3 The teacher’s handwriting on the board is legible and well-organized.
7. 1 The teacher speaks loudly enough to be heard easily in the back row.
8. 2 The teacher varies the exercises in class to keep students interested.
9. 2 The teacher helps students understand the material.
10. 2 The teacher reviews previous points regularly.
11. 3 The teacher tries to motivate students to do their best.
12. 3 The teacher monitors errors and corrects them at appropriate times.
13. 3 The teacher gives clear instructions.
III. Classroom Interactions
14. 1 The teacher walks around and facilitates when students are doing group work.
15. 3 The teacher provides students with real communicative activities.
16. 2 The teacher tries to maximize student talk time.
17. 3 The teacher provides activities which promote spontaneous language use.
IV. Language
18. 3 The teacher uses vocabulary and grammar structures that are comprehensible to the students.
19. 3 The activities are geared to the proficiency level of the students – or just above.
20. 2 The content of the activity is relevant and meaningful to the students’ lives.

TOTAL SCORE: 45 / 60
Suggestions for the observed teacher:
- T should communicate with Ss more.
- T should speak louder and use body language.

TEACHER SELF/PEER-OBSERVATION CHECKLIST


Student Teacher: Le Mai Phuong (Group 2) Observer: Group 6
Date: 05/10/2022 Time: 10:30
Class/Level: K70A3 Lesson: Unit 1 - Tiếng Anh 10 Global success
Lesson objectives:
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
Observation focus areas:
Presentation and practice

D. Consider each statement. Rate yourself/your peer on a scale of 1-3.


3= excellent 2 = good 1= needs improvement N/A = not applicable
I. Relationship with Students
1. 3 The teacher establishes good eye contact with all the students in the class.
2. 3 The teacher uses appropriate body language.
3. 3 The teacher makes an effort to pay attention to all students equally.
4. 3 The teacher divides students up into groups in an organized and purposeful way.
5. 3 The teacher provides appropriate praise to students.
II. Presentation
6. 1 The teacher’s handwriting on the board is legible and well-organized.
7. 3 The teacher speaks loudly enough to be heard easily in the back row.
8. 3 The teacher varies the exercises in class to keep students interested.
9. 2 The teacher helps students understand the material.
10. 3 The teacher reviews previous points regularly.
11. 3 The teacher tries to motivate students to do their best.
12. 3 The teacher monitors errors and corrects them at appropriate times.
13. 3 The teacher gives clear instructions.
III. Classroom Interactions
14. 2 The teacher walks around and facilitates when students are doing group work.
15. 2 The teacher provides students with real communicative activities.
16. 2 The teacher tries to maximize student talk time.
17. 3 The teacher provides activities which promote spontaneous language use.
IV. Language
18. 1 The teacher uses vocabulary and grammar structures that are comprehensible to the students.
19. 2 The activities are geared to the proficiency level of the students – or just above.
20. 2 The content of the activity is relevant and meaningful to the students’ lives.

TOTAL SCORE: _50__ / 60


Suggestions for the observed teacher:
T should build the plan more correctly in the next lessons.

TEACHER SELF/PEER-OBSERVATION CHECKLIST


Student Teacher: Group 4 Observer: Group 6
Date: 05/10/2022 Time: 10:45
Class/Level: K70A3 Lesson: Unit 1 - Tiếng Anh 10 Global success
Lesson objectives:
By the end of the lesson, students will be able:
1. Knowledge:
- By the end of the lesson, students will be able to pronounce /br/ /kr/ and /tr/ and apply to pronoun
correctly the words belonging to Family life topic
- Distinguish the pronunciation of /br/ /kr/ and /tr/
2. Competence
- Read aloud a short passage/ tongue twister including /br/ /kr/ /tr/ sound
3. Qualities
- Actively join in class activities
- Be aware of responsibilities towards family
Observation focus areas:
Presentation and practice
E. Consider each statement. Rate yourself/your peers on a scale of 1-3.
3= excellent 2 = good 1= needs improvement N/A = not applicable
I. Relationship with Students
1. 3 The teacher establishes good eye contact with all the students in the class.
2. 3 The teacher uses appropriate body language.
3. 3 The teacher makes an effort to pay attention to all students equally.
4. 3 The teacher divides students up into groups in an organized and purposeful way.
5. 3 The teacher provides appropriate praise to students.
II. Presentation
6. 2 The teacher’s handwriting on the board is legible and well-organized.
7. 3 The teacher speaks loudly enough to be heard easily in the back row.
8. 2 The teacher varies the exercises in class to keep students interested.
9. 2 The teacher helps students understand the material.
10. 2 The teacher reviews previous points regularly.
11. 3 The teacher tries to motivate students to do their best.
12. 3 The teacher monitors errors and corrects them at appropriate times.
13. 2 The teacher gives clear instructions.
III. Classroom Interactions
14. 2 The teacher walks around and facilitates when students are doing group work.
15. 2 The teacher provides students with real communicative activities.
16. 3 The teacher tries to maximize student talk time.
17. 3 The teacher provides activities which promote spontaneous language use.
IV. Language
18. 3 The teacher uses vocabulary and grammar structures that are comprehensible to the students.
19. 3 The activities are geared to the proficiency level of the students – or just above.
20. 2 The content of the activity is relevant and meaningful to the students’ lives.
TOTAL SCORE: 52 / 60
Suggestions for the observed teacher:
- T may provide a clearer instruction at the beginning of each activity.

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