Classroom walkthrough feedback

Teacher Observation Feedback Form

Check out this great lesson I found on Cleverbean. Learning Intention: Give and receive constructive, positive feedback.

In our building over the past few years as part of our school improvement mission we have been encouraged to visit one another's classrooms to gather ideas, provide collegial feedback, etc. As we all know, teaching is all about collaboration and we can improve our practice ten-fold by learning from one another! I have always welcomed others (including my administrators) into my own classroom with open arms, as I was not only excited to share what we were doing with them, but also delighted…

Buzzing with Ms. B: Visiting Classrooms: The Why and the How - If you're a new instructional coach, or new to a campus, or you have new teachers, or for a whole slew of reasons, you probably have a lot of questions. The most important question to you

Speeding Ticket for the Classroom - Want to give students feedback about an assignment? This "speeding ticket" focuses on what the student CAN do, rather than what they didn't do! #assignmentfeedback #classroomspeedingticket #speedingticket #studentfeedback #school #studentassignments #gradefour #upperelementary

Here are several techniques to make a classroom observation walkthrough effective for both the teacher and the principal.

If you're a new instructional coach, and you're reading this in real time, it's November. Even if you're not a new coach, but you're re...

Want to ramp up your descriptive feedback game to boost student learning in your classroom? Join us this week for some great ways to get a bit more descriptive! We're exploring what descriptive feedback is, how you can tailor descriptive feedback to boost student learning, and general tips and strategies to make descriptive feedback easy and manageable to implement in your classroom.