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First, it should have clear and specific criteria because vague terms make observation difficult. The checklist needs to clearly define what you are looking for. Second, the behaviours listed should be observable and measurable, which means you need to be able to see or hear the behaviour happening.
An observation checklist lists items and behaviors that need to be evaluated during class observations. A teacher and classroom observation checklist helps an observer identify skill gaps and problem areas to improve teaching strategies, classroom settings, and student learning development.
Observation checklists are a logically sequenced way to observe children that evaluates their progress from one point to another. This observation technique can provide insight into where a child is having difficulties or excelling.
An observation checklist is a list of things that an observer is going to look at when observing a class. This list may have been prepared by the observer or the teacher or both.
This type involves observing the individual in their natural environment without interference. For example, a counselor may observe a student during their interactions in the classroom or playground. The goal is to gain insight into how the individual behaves naturally in a familiar setting.
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TEACHER OBSERVATION involves observing students as they work and then taking anecdotal records of your observations. These anecdotal records include dated and informal notes that describe the students performance and abilities on a specific task.
Observing body language, tone of voice and facial expressions. For example, when a client enters into the office of the counsellor, the counsellor can gain some indication of how the client is feeling about the session (are they reticent, comfortable, awkward?)
For example, a teacher may observe that a number of students are looking out of the window rather than watching the science demonstration, or a teacher may hear students making comments in their group indicating they do not understand what they are supposed to be doing.

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