Lesson Observation
Part of the series Secondary NQTs
Kenneth Carmichael teaches business studies at King James's School in Knaresborough, North Yorkshire. This programme follows him over the course of his first term of teaching, charting his progress and takes a detailed look at how Kenneth approaches the prospect of experiencing his first lesson observation.
Kenneth's induction tutor, Stuart Giles, observes him teaching theories concerning motivation in business. The programme demonstrates that negotiating the lesson observation and agreeing to the objectives in advance are key to this useful exercise. But Kenneth is worried that his lessons are boring. How will he fare?
This programme:
- Follows Kenneth's preparations
- Looks at the lesson observation itself
- The feedback Kenneth receives from his induction tutor
- Attempts to demystify the process of the lesson observation
- Offers practical hints for any NQT wanting to make the most of their first lesson observation
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- Duration: 15:00 minutes
- Published: 28 April 2006
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Sue Cowley
Sue Cowley?s website
Times Educational Supplement
NQT question and answer forum, supported by TES induction expert, Sara Bubb
TeacherNet: Monitoring and evaluating curriculum delivery through teacher observations
A case study of 10 schools involved in an observation project
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