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The document is a Formal Observation Form used for evaluating student teachers during their teaching practice. It includes sections for assessing planning, classroom climate, student engagement, evaluation of student progress, and professional behaviors. Observers rate various aspects on a scale from 0 to 4 and provide comments. The form also instructs the student teacher to attach their lesson plan and submit all observation forms to the Licensure Placement Office.

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What is an ACT 13 building level score?

Frequency of Evaluations: California requires new teachers and permanent teachers with an unsatisfactory evaluation to be formally evaluated once a year. Once teachers attain permanent status in California, they must be evaluated at least every other year.

What is an example of a formal observation?

The Building Level Score will provide a quantitative academic score based upon a 100- point scale to represent the overall academic performance of each school in Pennsylvania.

What are examples of formal observations?

A formal classroom observation example might involve an administrator dropping in on a teachers classroom during a specific lesson. Normal evaluation observations are generally done once a year but may be done more often. For some teachers, this type of evaluation is when they thrive.

What are 5 examples of an observation?

Some examples of scientific observations include: Noticing leaves changing in the fall. Smelling wood burning. Hearing a dog bark at the doorbell. Noticing a change in protein expression with a disease state. Feeling cold air when the refrigerator opens.

What is an example of a formal and informal assessment?

Formal observations are those agreed upon between you and the person observing you and require preparation. In your training or ECT years, they are likely to be used as part of a folder of evidence to exemplify where you meet the Teachers Standards.