EDUC 450
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION EDUCATION
CLAFLIN UNIVERSITY
OBSERVATION FIELD NOTES FORM – DAY ONE
Candidate: _Jordan Canty _ Anth An thon ony y Date: __8/31/15 __ Content Area: Area: ____Math ____Math !a"e______________
Cooperating Cooperating Teacher Teacher:: _Mrs. Chedra _ Lesson Topic: ______Pace ______Pace
DOMAIN 2: INSTRUCTION APS 4: ESTABLISHI ESTABLISHING NG AND MAINT MAINTAINING AINING HIGH HIGH EXPECTA EXPECTATION FOR LEARNERS LEARNERS
An efective efective teacher establishes, establishes, clearly communicates and maintains maintains appropriate appropriate expectations expectations or student learning, participation and responsibility. A. #hat did did the teacher teacher e$pec e$pectt the st"dent st"dents s to earn earn %ro& the the esson' esson' (o) did the the teacher teacher con*ey con*ey the p"rpose p"rpose and ree*a ree*ance nce o% the esson esson to the st"den st"dents' ts' +n )hat )ays )ays did the st"dent st"dents s de&onstrate that they "nderstood )hat the teacher e$pected %or the& to earn'
D"ring this esson the teacher ta"ght the st"dents ho) to )rite a si$,digit n"&-er in e$panded e$panded %or&. he introd"ced introd"ced this esson -y e$paining e$paining to the cass that e*erything is &ade "p %ro& s&aer things o 0"st as a ho"se is &ade "p o% s&aer portions o% )ood ce&ent gass and -ric2s a -ig n"&-er is &ade "p o% a c"ster o% s&aer n"&-ers. The st"dents sho)ed Mrs. Anthony that they "nderstood the esson -y ans)ering "estions reated eated to the the topic topic corr correct ecty y as )e )e as doing doing )e )e on their their inde indepen pende dent nt pract practic ice e )or2sheet.
4.
#hat did the teacher teacher e$pect e$pect the st"dents to do d"ring and a%ter the esson' esson' (o) did the teacher teacher con*ey e$pectations %or st"dent participation and %or acco&pishing reated reated assign&ents and tas2s' +n )hat )ays did the st"dents de&onstrate that that they "nderstood )hat the teacher e$pected e$pected the& to do'
D"ring Mrs. Anthonys esson st"dents )ere e$pected to -e attenti*e "iet "ness a "estion )as as2ed and sitting crisscross on the 6oor or at their des2. A%ter the esson st"dents )ere e$pected to )or2 diigenty and "iety on their independent practice )or2sheet at their des2. des2. Prior to instr"ction Mrs. Anthony re&inded the cass o% )hat type o% -eha*ior she e$pected and the type that )o"d not -e toerated i2e )a2ing aro"nd )itho"t per&ission or ta2ing )hie shes teaching. he aso as2ed penty o% "estions reated to the topic to see )hether her st"dents retained the in%or&ation. eeing ho) the &a0ority o% the cass %oo)ed Mrs. Anthonys instr"ction d"ring her teaching it sho)ed that they "nderstood )hat she e$pected %ro& the& and they &ade s"re they %oo)ed thro"gh.
C.
(o) did the teacher teacher hep the the st"dents ta2e ta2e o)nership o)nership o% the earning earning 7e.g. 7e.g. -y &a2ing &a2ing the earning earning ree*ant ree*ant to the st"dents "sing scaoding pro*iding opport"nities %or st"dents to engage in se%, assess&ent assess&ent and re6ection teaching co&pensatory strategies )hen necessary9'
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Mrs. Anthony &a2es s"re that the st"dents rst "nderstand )hy theyre earning )hat theyre earning. This )ay st"dents can reate reate the in%or&ation -eing ta"ght to rea i%e e$periences. ;nce they reai
EDUC 450
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION EDUCATION
CLAFLIN UNIVERSITY
OBSERVATION FIELD NOTES FORM – DAY TWO
Candidate: ___Jordan Canty ________ Cooperating Cooperating Teacher: Teacher: ___ ___ Mrs. Chedra Chedra Anthony _ Anthony _ Date: _8/31/15_____ Content Area: __=LA ____ Lesson Topic: ___#hat ___#hat is the the&e' the&e' ______ >Mrs. Anthony )as a-sent on ?/1/15.
APS 5: USING INSTRUCTIONA INSTRUCTIONAL L STRATEGIES STRATEGIES TO FACILIT ACILITA ATE LEARNING LEARNING
An efective efective teacher promotes promotes student learning through through the efective efective use o appropriate appropriate instructional strategies.
A.
#hat #hat )as the cont content ent o% o% the es esson son' '
Today Today Mrs. Anthony Anthony ta"ght ta"ght an =LA reading reading co&pre co&prehension hension esson esson on deter&ining deter&ining the the&e in a story. story. The rst thing she did )as as2 the st"dents i% they 2ne) the denition o% the&e or i% they*e heard that )ord )ord -e%ore. This )ay she co"d access their prior 2no)edge. Then she e$panded on )hat they aready aready 2ne). 2ne).
4. #hat instr"ctiona strategies did the teacher "se d"ring the esson' Mrs. Anthony "sed a pethora o% o% instr"ctiona strategies d"ring her teaching. ince part o% the esson inc"ded reading a story she had the& do chora reading as a cass. This pro&oted st"dent engage&ent as )e as ens"ring her that the st"dents )ere paying attention. Another instr"ctiona strategy Mrs. Anthony practice )as in"iry,g"ided earning -y as2ing open,ended "estions pro&oting deeper thin2ing.
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interaction -y *arying her instr"ctiona strategies. (er instr"ctiona strategies *aried %ro& her ha*ing the st"dents read ao"d together to chanting &odeing and prior 2no)edge acti*ation. The reason reason )hy she *aried her instr"ctiona strategies is si&py -eca"se not e*ery chid earns the sa&e )ay. )ay. he &"st dierentiate her stye o% teaching in order to reach a"ditory *is"a and 2inesthetic earners.
D.
#hat e*idence e*idence s"ggests that that the instr"ctiona instr"ctiona strategies strategies )ere @or @or )ere not, eecti*e in ter&s ter&s o% pro&oting st"dent earning and s"ccess'
(er instr"ctiona strategies )ere o*era e$tre&ey s"ccess%". s"ccess% ". The o*era s"ccess o% a teachers instr"ctiona strategies directy correates )ith st"dent engage&ent. +% a *isitor )ere to ha*e )a2ed in d"ring Mrs. Anthonys esson they )o"d co&e to the conc"sion that she 2no)s )hat shes doing. +ts -eca"se o% ho) attenti*e and acc"rate they )ere )hen ans)ering "estions.
EDUC 450
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION EDUCATION
CLAFLIN UNIVERSITY
OBSERVATION FIELD NOTES FORM – DAY THREE
Candidate: ___Jordan Canty _____ Cooperating Cooperating Teacher Teacher:: ____ Mrs. Chedra Chedra Anthony__________ Date: ___?//15___ Content Area: __ocia t"dies __ Lesson Topic: __C regions ______ APS 6:
PROVIDING PROVIDING CONTENT CONTENT FOR LEARNERS LEARNERS
An efective teacher possesses possesses a thorough thorough knowledge knowledge and understanding understanding o the discipline discipline so so that he or she is able to provide the appropriate content or the learner.
A.
#hat e*idence e*idence s"ggests s"ggests that the teacher did,or did,or did not, ha*e a thoro"gh 2no)edge 2no)edge and "nderstanding o% the content' +% content errors )ere &ade &ade did the teacher recogni
Bro& &y o-ser*ation o% Mrs. Anthonys esson on the o"th Caroina regions + co"dnt nd an instance in )hich she did not 2no) )hat she )as ta2ing a-o"t. Mrs. Anthony has ta"ght %or 1? years and it sho)s in her teaching and her 2no)edge %or the content. #hen she )as in%or&ing the st"dents o% the si$ regions and their characteristics she
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earning'
This esson )as )as a ocia t"dies t"dies esson on on the geography geography o% o"th o"th Caroina Caroina specicay specicay the si$ regions. Considering that a o% the st"dents are c"rrenty c"rrenty i*ing in o"th Caroina Caroina it is i&portant that they 2no)s the geography o% o% their state. Mrs. Anthony aso &ade &ade s"re that they "nderstand )hy each region is na&ed )hat theyre na&ed as )e as the characteristics. characteristic s. he ga*e e*ery st"dent a o"th Caroina &ap %or the& to a-e )ith the regions and &ain cities so that they can -e &ore %a&iiar )ith "sing a &ap and recogni
C.
(o) did the teacher teacher organi
Mrs. Anthony a)ays e$pressed the i&portance o% preparation and order to &e in pre*io"s con*ersations. The rst thing Mrs. Anthony did )as dispay a arge arge si
EDUC 450
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION EDUCATION
CLAFLIN UNIVERSITY
OBSERVATION FIELD NOTES FORM – DAY FOUR
Candidate: __ Jordan Canty _____ Canty _____ Cooperating Cooperating Teacher: Mrs. Chedra Anthony__ Anthony______ ____ Date: __?/3/15 ___ Content Area: Area: ___cience____ ___cience____ Lesson Topic: ___Types o% oc2s oc2s ______ APS 7: MONITORING, ASSES ASSESSING SING AND ENHANCING ENHANCING LEARNING LEARNING
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)i de&onstrate an "nderstanding o% the co&position o% =arth and the processes that shape %eat"res o% =arths s"r%ace. o -y earning earning the -asics i2e the dierent types o% roc2s and their characteristics Mrs. Anthony is setting a strong %o"ndation so that she can e$pand on it ater in the year. 4.
(o) did the teacher teacher &onitor st"dent st"dent engage&ent engage&ent "nderstanding "nderstanding and per%or&ance per%or&ance d"ring d"ring the esson'
Mrs. Anthony &onitored st"dent engage&ent -y ad0"sting her teaching ðods to t the needs o% her st"dents. Bor e$a&pe e$a&pe )hen the st"dents see&ed -"rned o"t or "ninterested in the in%or&ation -eing ta"ght she )o"d as2 a "estion to spar2 their interest or te the& soðing %ascinating to &oti*ate the& to get -ac2 on trac2. 4y as2ing interesting topic reated "estions Mrs. Anthony )as a-e to see ho) they )ere thin2ing as )e as get the& re%oc"sed on the esson.
C.
#hat ad0"st&ents ad0"st&ents i% any did the teacher teacher &a2e &a2e d"ring the esson esson and )hy' )hy'
Mrs. Anthony &ade a %e) ad0"st&ents d"ring her esson d"e to ac2 o% in*o*e&ent and engage&ent. At one point her st"dents -eca&e easiy distracted and -eca&e di*erted %ro& the instr"ction. cience is a s"-0ect that the cass str"gges )ith the &ost so it )as *ita that Mrs. Anthony had so&e %or& o% physica interaction )ith the esson. ince the topic )as on roc2s it )as ony necessary %or her to -ring in a roc2 that ts into one o% her categories. 4y ao)ing the st"dents to see and interact )ith the roc2 roc2 they got -ac2 on trac2 and -eca&e &ore engaged.
D.
#hat types o% instr"ctiona instr"ctiona %eed-ac2 %eed-ac2 did the teacher pro*ide pro*ide to the st"dents st"dents and ho) eecti*e )as the %eed-ac2 in ter&s o% enhancing st"dent earning'
Mrs. Anthony did as2 %or the st"dents to rate their %a&iiarity )ith the dierent types o% roc2s on a scae %ro& 1,1E -ased o o% the esson. A &a0ority o% the st"dents rated in the F,1E range. he then as2ed i% she )ere to gi*e a test on the dierent types o% roc2s roc2s )ho -eie*es that they )o"d pass a &a0ority o% the st"dents said yes -"t there )ere a %e) )ho said that they )o"dnt -e co&%orta-e eno"gh to -e assessed on the in%or&ation "ite yet. =*en tho"gh Mrs. Anthony had no intention o% gi*ing o"t a test she sti as2ed as2ed the "estion to get %eed-ac2 on )here the st"dents are on the topic.
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Date: __?//15__ Content Area: ____Math 7Pace !a"e9 ____
___ Lesson Topic: __Largest/&aest
DOMAIN 3: ENVIRONMENT APS 8: MAINTAINING MAINTAINING AN ENVIRONMENT ENVIRONMENT THAT THAT PROMOTES LEARNING
An efective efective teacher creates and and maintains a classroom classroom environment that encourages encourages and supports supports student learning.
A.
#hat #hat )as the cont content ent o% o% the es esson son' '
Today Today Mrs. Anthony Anthony ta"ght ta"ght a &ath pace pace *a"e *a"e esson on ho) ho) to create create the argest argest and s&aest n"&-er o"t o% a gi*en set o% n"&-ers. he did this -y gi*ing the& a set o% n"&-ers and ha*ing the& create a arger n"&-er "sing the gi*en digits as )e as a s&a n"&-er. n"&-er. A%ter that she )ent o*er their n"&-ers and %o"nd the argest and s&aest n"&-er that the cass ca&e "p )ith and co&pared it to the s&aest/argest n"&-er that co"d -e created %ro& the digits she ga*e. 4.
Descri-e Descri-e the the physica physica en*ir en*iron&en on&entt o% the cassr cassroo&. oo&.
Mrs. Anthony has a pretty )e,2ept cassroo&. he en%orces r"es that 2eeps 2eeps the st"dents %ro& c"ttering their area and the cassroo&. They "nderstand that a cassroo& can -e a sa%ety ha
C.
#hat type type o% aecti*e aecti*e ci&ate ci&ate did did the teacher teacher create create %or the st"den st"dents' ts'
Mrs. Anthony has done a great 0o- creating an open )ar& cassroo& en*iron&ent. egardess o% )hat )ent on at ho&e -e%ore schoo st"dents co&e into Mrs. Anthonys cassroo& s&iing and eager to interact )ith one another and Mrs. Anthony. Anthony. Mrs. Anthony has a good -aance o% -eing -oth a&ica-e and r&. r&. t"dents 2no) that i% they dont "nderstand soðing that theyre a)ays a-e to as2 Mrs. Anthony %or carication -"t they aso 2no) that she has no tro"-e en%orcing the r"es so they tread ighty.
D.
+n )hat )ays )ays did the teacher teacher esta-ish esta-ish a c"t"re c"t"re o% earning earning in the cassroo& cassroo& 7e.g. 7e.g. -y %aciitating %aciitating in"isiti*eness in"isiti*eness &oti*ating to earn cooperation tea&)or29'
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APS 9: MANAGING THE CLASSROOM CLASSROOM
An efective efective teacher maximizes maximizes instructional instructional time time by eciently eciently managing student behavior behavior,, instructional instructional routines and materials and essential non-instructional non-instructional tasks. A. #hat )ere )ere the teachers e$pectations e$pectations %or st"dent -eha*ior' -eha*ior' +n )hat )hat )ays did the st"dents de&onstrate that they "nderstood the )ays in )hich )hich they )ere e$pected e$pected to -eha*e' (o) did the teacher address inappropriate inappropriate st"dent -eha*iors i% any d"ring the esson'
t"dents )ere tod o% the type o% -eha*ior that )o"d -e toerated in the rst )ee2 o% schoo in Mrs. Anthonys cass. t"dents 2no) to -e "iet "ness spo2en to raise hands %or per&ission to get o"t o% their seats ha*e a o% the needed &ateria %or the esson and dont ha*e their &aterias aying a o*er the pace. D"ring a o% o% Mrs. Anthonys essons the &a0ority o% her st"dents )ere engaged and %oo)ing the r"es. t"dents raised their hands )hen they needed to "se the restroo& or i% they had a "estion they )ere sient "ness tod other)ise and &ade s"re they had the needed &aterias %or the esson o"t on their des2. There )ere a %e) ti&es in )hich Mrs. Anthony had to appropriatey address a disr"pti*e st"dent either -y sending the& -ac2 to their seats or ta2e a)ay certain pri*ieges. 4.
+n )hat )ays did did the teacher &a$i&i
Mrs. Anthony "sed e*ery second o% the gi*en ti&e %or instr"ction. he &ade s"re that she )as a-e to co*er a aspects o% a esson so&e o% )hich )ere the anticipatory set the g"ided practice independent practice and the cos"re. The %act that she too2 ti&e o"t to prep %or her essons )ere e*ident -eca"se o% ho) s&ooth her essons proceeded. he did not ta2e a ot o% ti&e o"t to address &inor iss"es instead she did it "ic2y and contin"ed )ith her esson. C.
(o) did the teache
non,instr"ctiona ro"tines and and transitions transitions -et)een acti*ities and/or