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University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign - Office of Clinical Experiences EDPR 442: Secondary Student Teaching Observation Form

This document provides a 3-sentence summary of Cathy Gorman's observation of a lesson taught by Kyle Jackson at Centennial High School. Cathy observed Kyle teaching a lesson on industrialization and organization to 11th grade American Studies students. Cathy provided feedback on Kyle's strengths, including his extensive lesson planning and enthusiastic presentation. Cathy also offered suggestions for Kyle to work on, such as pacing, narrowing content covered in one lesson, and having students do more talking.

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University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign - Office of Clinical Experiences EDPR 442: Secondary Student Teaching Observation Form

This document provides a 3-sentence summary of Cathy Gorman's observation of a lesson taught by Kyle Jackson at Centennial High School. Cathy observed Kyle teaching a lesson on industrialization and organization to 11th grade American Studies students. Cathy provided feedback on Kyle's strengths, including his extensive lesson planning and enthusiastic presentation. Cathy also offered suggestions for Kyle to work on, such as pacing, narrowing content covered in one lesson, and having students do more talking.

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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS URBANA-CHAMPAIGN OFFICE OF CLINICAL EXPERIENCES EDPR 442: Secon !"# S$% en$ Te!c&'n( O)*e"+!$'on Fo", Candidates Name: Cathy Gorman Content: American Studies Semester: 2 Date: 03-05-2014 School: Centennial Grade: 11 Coo eratin! "eacher: #yle $ac%son Su er&isor: Cathy Gorman 'esson "o ic(Content Area)s*: +ndustriali,ation and -r.ani,ation -nit /.ser&ation 0: 2
1atin! Scale: /utstandin! )/*2 Com etent )C*2 De&elo in! )D*2 -nacce ta.le )-*2 No o ortunity to 3ud!e )N* +NS"1-C"+/N 4 5sta.lishin! Community and De&elo in! +n6uirin! 7inds 1atin! Con$en$ -no./e (e: Un e"*$!n * cen$"!/ conce0$*1 ,e$&o * o2 'n3%'"#1 !n *$"%c$%"e* o2 '*c'0/'ne* !n c"e!$e* /e!"n'n( O%$*$!n 'n( e40e"'ence* $&!$ !"e ,e!n'n(2%/ 2o" !// *$% en$*5 Demonstrates accurate content %no8led!e9 Articulates content %no8led!e into instructional
o.3ecti&es9 -tili,es a &ariety o: teachin! resources9 5n!a!es students in acti&ities !eneratin! and testin! %no8led!e

Comments: ;ou are doin! a lot o: researchin! yoursel: to ro&ide students 8ith e<cellent in:ormation=
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Desi!ns instruction to meet indi&idual student needs9 Stimulates student re:lection on rior %no8led!e and lin%s 8ith ne8 ideas and e< eriences9 >ro&ides :or multi le&els o: conce tuali,ation .y introducin! conce ts at di::erent le&els

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Comments: 7a%in! connections 8ith Chica!o and ersonal stories o: immi!rants=;ou ha&e added ictures to your >o8er>oint="here is still a lot o: in:ormation co&ered= Do you :eel that you still mi!ht need to narro8 the content in a day?s lesson@ D'+e"*'$#: De,on*$"!$e* *en*'$'+'$# $o '+e"*'$# O%$*$!n 'n(
Aacilitates a learnin! community in 8hich indi&idual di::erences are res ected9 -ses cultural di&ersity and indi&idual student di::erences to enrich instruction9 1es ects all students and reco!ni,es im ortance o: race2 ethnic .ac%!round2 !ender2 a!e2 class2 reli!ion2 lan!ua!e2 or e<ce tionality to community culture

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Creates short and lon! term lans to assure student learnin!9 Creates lesson lans 8ith clear ur ose2 or!ani,ation2 detail2 includin! instructional lannin! :or indi&idual student needs9 >lans many lessons inde endently9 7eets lannin! and re aration deadlines9 >lans and mana!es routine classroom rocedures9 A.le to ad3ust :or non-routine classroom needs9 Accesses and uses a 8ide ran!e o: in:ormation and instructional technolo!ies

Comments: ;our lans are e<tensi&e and co&er all the tem late re6uirements com letely= Both your daily and lon!-ran!e lans are e&ident= ;our stron! lannin! is hel in! you mo&e your curriculum :or8ard in a ti!ht 8ay 8ithout 8astin! time=

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Antici ates .eha&ior ro.lems and lans re&entati&e techni6ues and measures9 5sta.lishes e< ectations and holds students accounta.le to ma<imi,e learnin! time9 Aacilitates a community 8here students assume res onsi.ility2 8or%s colla.orati&ely and inde endently2 and en!a!e in meanin!:ul learnin! e< eriences9 Demonstrates a &ariety o: e::ecti&e .eha&ior mana!ement techni6ues9 Catches and is res onsi.le :or all areas o: the classroom9 -ses ro<imity9 -ses ositi&e rein:orcement9 Consistently maintains an en!a!in! and orderly learnin! en&ironment

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Comments: Students 8ere res onsi&e and en!a!ed= "he class tone 8as acce tin! and res ect:ul=
In*$"%c$'on!/ De/'+e"#: Un e"*$!n * !n %*e* ! +!"'e$# o2 'n*$"%c$'on!/ $ec&n'3%e*
>resents in:ormation clearly and ma%es content rele&ant to students9 5&aluates student achie&ement and uses alternati&e teachin! strate!ies as needed9 -ses introductory2 transitional2 and concludin! statements :or :luency o: lesson9 5licits ma<imum student artici ation and res onse9 >aces instruction e::ecti&ely9 1es onds a ro riately to students9 +m lements &aried 6uestionin! techni6ues9 Ad3usts teachin! style to student needs9 -ses technolo!y to enhance students learnin!

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Comments: ;ou sho8ed a more com:orta.le deli&ery style= Great &oice &ariety9 your &oice is &ery easy to hear and listen to= Still 8or% on 8ays to ha&e more student res onse= ;ou did as% 6uestions and ro&ide more 8ait time= DCe tal%ed a.out this 8hen 8e tal%ed a.out in&entions= = = = D ;ou are still doin! most o: the ela.oratin! a:ter a short student res onse= "hin% a.out 8ays to !et them to ela.orate@ Co,,%n'c!$'on: U*e* e22ec$'+e co,,%n'c!$'on $ec&n'3%e* $o 2o*$e" !c$'+e 'n3%'"#1 co//!)o"!$'on1 !n *%00o"$'+e 'n$e"!c$'on O%$*$!n 'n(
5::ecti&ely &aries &olume and rate o: s eech9 S ellin!2 !rammar2 mechanics o: 8ritin!9 Creates &aried o ortunities :or all students to use e::ecti&e 8ritten2 &er.al2 non-&er.al2 and &isual communication9 Demonstrates mastery o: standard 5n!lish9 :luent2 clear2 e< ressi&e9 Communicates 8ith and challen!es students in a su orti&e manner and ro&ides students 8ith constructi&e :eed.ac%

Comments: ;ou use a :ormal manner o: s eech alon! 8ith so histicated use o: &oca.ulary= $ust a :e8 times2 Dand stu::=D A**e**,en$: Un e"*$!n * !n %*e* ! +!"'e$# o2 2o",!/ !n 'n2o",!/ !**e**,en$ *$"!$e('e* No O00 $o 8% (e
De&elo s test materials9 Assesses understandin! accurately ):ormati&e assessment*9 7onitors student learnin! )Summati&e assessment*9 -ses assessment results to ali!n and modi:y instruction9 Accurately communicates ro!ress to students and arents9 7aintains records

Comments: "ell me a.out this= + did see :ormati&e assesssments includin! 8ritin! assessments in your lon! ran!e lans= Co//!)o"!$'+e Re/!$'on*&'0*: Fo*$e"* "e/!$'on*&'0* .'$& co//e!(%e*1 0!"en$*1 *$% en$*1 co,,%n'$# O%$*$!n 'n(
+nitiates colla.oration 8ith others and creates situations 8here colla.oration 8ill enhance student learnin!9 Cor%s 8ith collea!ues to :oster an e::ecti&e learnin! climate in the school9 Acti&e in contacts 8ith arents(!uardians9 Demonstrates con:erencin! s%ills9 5::ecti&e u.lic relations s%ills9 "a%es initiati&e to contact community resources9 >ro&ides constant student encoura!ement and assistance9 >romotes sel: con:idence in students

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>artici ates in ro:essional dialo!ue to su ort o8n learnin! and de&elo ment9 Acti&ely see%s and shares instructional resources 8ith collea!ues9 -ses classroom o.ser&ation2 in:ormation a.out students2 eda!o!ical %no8led!e2 :or acti&e re:lection and re&ision o: ractice

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;ou ha&e an e<cellent 8or% ethic= "his is an enthusiastic resentation= Continue to 8or% on timin!2 narro8in! 8hat can .e co&ered in one day2 and as%in! students to do more o: the tal%in!= "oday?s lan had a com.ined acti&ity so that it 8asn?t an entire eriod o: >o8er>oint= "he ma acti&ity had to .e mo&ed until tomorro8= Better mo&ement a8ay :rom the com uter= ;ou are still only in the :ront o: the room and more in the corner .y the com uter= Could you consider 8al%in! .ac% 8here + am sittin! and standin! in the .ac% middle and then mo&in! :or8ard@ ;ou did mo&e to8ard the .ac% side some too= Students are as%in! 6uestions .y raisin! their hands= ;ou ac%no8led!e their hands= ;ou are seein! the room= A.out G:402 the >o8er>oint is still not :inished= Chat is a au er@ "a%in! time to clari:y &oca.ulary :or students= Bell had to sto you= ;ou did a 6uic% 8ra -u at the .ell=
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