OBSERVATION AS A LEARNING TOOL

its goal is to make classroom observation a learning experience.

The purpose of this book is to encourage these types of learning processes among beginning and practicing teachers.

WHO OBSERVES

-trainee trainers who observe teachers and traince teachers.

- trainee teachers who abserve teachers

Literary Work

Literary Work

-teacher trainers who observe trainces teaching

-teacher developers who observe teachers as part of a school-based support system

Conflict of real world

Conflict of real world

FOR WHAT PURPOSE? give
guidance or structure to the process of observation.

Who is this book for?

-the trainee teacher

people involve in school-based support

- people involved in trainer training

Subtopic

Subtopic

- the teacher

THE TEACHER

THE TEACHER

The trainer

THE TRAINER

THE TRAINER

Why a book on observation?

it helps teachers better understand their own teaching

Subtopic

Subtopic

Why a book on observation?

What are observation tasks ?

Why tasks

teaching behavior and learning behavior

A theoretical framework

A model of teacher development

seek and understand the teaching and learning processes in their own classrooms and those of others.

The nature of help

The importance of the classroom

The trainability of observation skills

analyze what is happening in their own classrooms to help them make better career decisions.

The importance of task-based experience

Guidelines for peer observation

A- General principles

Observation should have a focus, observers should are specific procedures, the observes should remain an observer

B- Suggested procedures

Arrange a pre-observation

identify a focus for the observation

develop procedures

carry out the observation and arrange a post-observation session

HOW THE TASKS ARE ORGANISED

5. Teaching skills and strategies

4. The lesson

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Subtopic

3. Learning

6. Classroom management

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Subtopic

7. Materials and resources

1. The learner

2. Language

Literary Work

Literary Work

HOW TO USE THE TASKS

The trainer's role

possible scenarios

Set tasks as a exercise to be done in class.

Set an observation task on a one-to-one basis or small group level

The context of trainer training

The context of school-based teacher support

The trainer teacher

Performance and observation

Training should prepare them for the kinds of processes they will encounter as teachers.

Goals and guidelines

The teacher

Collect data on a particular aspect of your teaching and initiate and participate in an action research program that investigates a particular form of activity in the classroom

Some guiding principles for observing

Superstitions

Superstitions

A word of caution

-.A key element in the various patterns of the classroom is the human factor the individual teacher, learner, observer.

Attention is needed in sensitive areas for the experience of observation to be a success

Conflict of real world

Conflict of real world

Guidelines for observation by student teachers

A- Intruduction

teachers vare busy professionals

teachers vare busy professionals

B- Procedures

visitors should contact the cooperating teacher for a brief orientation to the class