The document outlines an observation form for evaluating teaching demonstrations with criteria in four areas: preparation, lesson organization and activities, teacher's competence, and classroom management. The form includes detailed criteria for each area to assess elements like lesson planning, activity design, language use, rapport with students, engagement, and handling of classroom dynamics. Observers are to check off criteria and provide summary comments on the teacher's performance in these key areas of delivering an effective reading or writing lesson.
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Teaching Demonstration - Observation Form
The document outlines an observation form for evaluating teaching demonstrations with criteria in four areas: preparation, lesson organization and activities, teacher's competence, and classroom management. The form includes detailed criteria for each area to assess elements like lesson planning, activity design, language use, rapport with students, engagement, and handling of classroom dynamics. Observers are to check off criteria and provide summary comments on the teacher's performance in these key areas of delivering an effective reading or writing lesson.
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INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY – VNU
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH ELT METHODS AND TECHNIQUES: TEACHING READING AND WRITING
TEACHING DEMONSTRATION – OBSERVATION FORM
N0. Criteria Details criteria checklists Summary comments A. Preparation - Post classroom rules for students to follow before demonstration - Have an organized and detailed lesson plan with well-prepared activities - Prepare adequate instructional materials and visual aids B. Lesson organization and - Set appropriate aims for each stage activities - Employ a classroom approach and teaching methods appropriate to lesson aims, learner needs and learner styles - Include all teaching stages with smooth transitions among stages - Activate students schemata - Give clear and logical instructions which followed by checking understanding and modelling the activity - Have a smart choice of target language/ interesting activities - Use activities that encourage students as active learners - Minimize TTT and maximize STT - Provide adequate time for students to think and response/ work collaboratively - Achieve the aims/ learning outcomes in time frame C. Teacher’s competence - Show mastery of the subject matter - Show creativeness in designing the activities - Exhibit fluency of language and have good voicing techniques - Have effective eye contact with students, enthusiastic facial expression and appropriate body language - Show confidence, care, flexibility and enthusiasm - Be able to maintain cooperation and interaction of students throughout the lesson
D. Classroom management - Build good rapport with students and
create a positive learning environment - Monitor the class at various intervals and provide sufficient scaffolding to students - Engage students in the activities and/ or motivate students to complete activities - Use the white board, power point slides and/ or other interactive platform appropriately - Offer suitable compliments and encouragement - Have the back-up plan/ extension activities for students who finish the task early and provide suitable support to the less-able students - Have suitable grouping - Treat students equally – NOT show obvious favouritism to any particular students